You'd be hard-pressed to find a company that isn't leaning on tech to gain a competitive edge. But here's the other side of this coin: technology is also killing productivity, crippling communication and slowly eroding the human side of business. Multiply that by ten, twenty or fifty interruptions a day, and you've got a productivity drain hiding in plain sight. Remote work isn't the culprit. To be clear, remote work isn't killing productivity.