Author: eliver

The author's conclusion is: Many of the companies have recently stated that having their employees take the Easy Read Speed-Reading Course has dramatically improved productivity.
The author supports his claim by asserting that one of the graduates was able to read a 500-page report within two hours and another graduate rose from the position of an assistant manager to become the company’s vice president within one year. According to the author, the faster one can read the more information the person can absorb within a single workday. The cost of the program is only $500 per the employee which can lead to significant results and increase productivity. The fee includes a three-week seminar in the Spruce City and a lifelong subscription to the Easy Read newsletter. 
However, the author fails to bring out other factors that can be enhancing productivity. It is not logic to underpin the increased productivity to only one element of reading. Productivity is a complicated aspect that entails some activities. Several companies register production boost without their employees taking the Ease Read Course. Productivity is always a result of sound management, communication channels, proactive staff and good working conditions. Even though enrolling in the Ease Read is among the employee’s efforts to realize competence, it cannot be the sole reason to support the conclusion.