Why Gamification Is Important In Business?

Gamification is adding game characteristics to everyday actions to make them more interesting. Adding the element of gamification to even the most tedious and monotonous work can make it interesting. 
    
Why Gamification? 
1)Improves employee performance
Gamification can improve employee performance as gamification can make this process fun and fruitful.
2)Sense of competition:
Gamification improve performance  and your overall abilities to compete
3)Promotes teamwork

You can connect with a teammate from a different department and this will help you achieve common objective



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