59%, 79%, or nearly 3 in 4? The micromanagement numbers disagree because they measure different things. Here is what each clock really says about your team.
How long does it take to onboard a new client? Between 4.8 and 23.7 days, depending on firm tier — and the spread is almost entirely about process design, not client complexity.
Work spends most of its approval life parked in a queue that never shows up on a status report. The statistics on how long approvals really wait — from 15-minute signatures to 5.8-day executive stages — reconciled.
How often should you have one-on-one meetings? Monthly is the research floor, weekly is where the engagement effect lives — and manager time decides which one you get.