Do You Really Need THAT Convenience?
Last week, our furnace went on the fritz. I’m a pretty mechanical guy and I enjoy learning new technology. But […]
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Are You a Victim of the Toggle Tax?
Do you ever get frustrated switching back and forth between software applications? Me too. Not only does it distract us
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Engaging Young Professionals in a Hybrid Work World
Overstock.com CEO, Jonathan Johnson, expected good turnout, especially among young workers, when he extended a staff-wide invitation to join him for
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Employee Retention in a Time of Turmoil
I moderated a panel discussion entitled Winning the War for Talent recently and all the interest centered on retention. These
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Want Your Employees to Beat Burnout? Stop Meeting So Much!
Ask your employees if they think they have too meetings and you will get a resounding “YES!” Most will also
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This Beats Group Brainstorming
You’ve probably been there. Five or six of you sit in a meeting and the leader asks you to come
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Are You a Victim of Infobesity?
In truth, we all are at times. As the name implies, infobesity is being unable to make decisions because you
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It Isn’t the Decisions that Create Burnout
As I help people deal with the impact both personal and work-related burnout, I usually begin by telling them that
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Are Your People Wasting Time on Productivity Theater?
It turns out, old habits die hard. In a survey sponsored by firms Qatalog and GitLab, researchers have discovered remote
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Micro-breaks Beat Burnout
How many breaks do you take every day? Chances are, it’s not as many as you need. Researchers have found