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When you examine the lives of history’s most creative figures, you are immediately confronted with a paradox: They …
WorkFast Company
When you’re fresh out of college and land your first professional job the first thing that crosses your mind is …
Money WorkHarvard Business Review
Being self-employed has a multifaceted relationship with wellbeing. When we look at global averages, we see that …
Happiness WorkAeon
If capitalism is supposed to value work, why has it led much of the workforce into the age of seemingly meaningless tasks, …
WorkHarvard Business Review
As part of our study, we gave 2,000 U.S. workers, ranging in age from 18 to 81, a list of 17 benefits and asked them how …
WorkRobin Powered
Over 50 years since its creation, the cubicle is often dismissed as a symbol of corporate culture’s clash with worker …
WorkCrew Blog
Working set hours is typically the norm for full-time professionals, so I wondered where this 40-hour work schedule came from …
WorkJSTOR Daily
But here’s the thing: In historical terms, the pride we take in working for a paycheck is really new. Just 150 years …
WorkTim Harford
What if the ideal office isn’t the coolest or the most aesthetically visionary? What if the ideal office is the one, …
WorkAngus Woodman
Think of your week like your suitcase. You can cram it full, rolling up everything and stuffing underwear into socks and …
Productivity WorkHacker News
I guess I’m interested to hear from those who were in the same boat that I am in right now, how did you escape your …
WorkHarvard Business Review
“People don’t quit bad jobs, they quit bad bosses,” according to an old saw. Our research suggests …
WorkBBC
Studies show people who work less are more likely to get a raise or bonus than those who overwork.
Career WorkHarvard Business Review
By using and developing your emotional intelligence, you can put a stop to burnout—for you, and for others.
WorkThe Guardian
Some companies strive to make the office fun, so we’ll work harder. But forced positivity has a negative side.
Happiness WorkBBC
Think you’d hand in your notice if you suddenly struck it rich? You’d be surprised.
WorkQuartz
The American work environment is rapidly changing. For better or worse, the days of the conventional full-time job may be …
WorkSignal v. Noise
Hours are never the differentiator — it’s never about working more hours than someone else. It’s about the …
WorkThe Atlantic
Hear what American workers have to say about their jobs.
Work99U
4 skills needed when you work in solitude.
WorkSitting at my desk all day is getting the best of me. I’d like to receive some information, ideas, or exercises I can …
Health WorkAeon
Economists believe in full employment. Americans think that work builds character. But what if jobs aren’t working …
WorkDesk of van Schneider
“For me, I want to be free,” said Eric. “That’s what I’m working for.”
WorkHacker News
Young man here, should I learn one thing really good (like back-end programming) or go all out and learn as many …
WorkHacker News
I have tried silicone ear plugs and in-ear headphones with good plugs but can’t find anything that completely stops …
WorkMedium
Fuck “entrepreneurs” nowadays, seriously- Everybody is a fucking entrepreneur now. Especially all those …
WorkThe New Yorker
We cannot predict with accuracy who will become élite in a given field, but we know that genes and environment matter and …
WorkHacker News
I’m looking for a new role, but would like to work with recruiters to reduce time consuming job searches and …
WorkHacker News
What mode of communication (LinkedIn InMail, Facebook Messages, email, phone or something else) do you use when trying to …
WorkThe New Republic
Today’s workplace design asks us to be permanently on call—and demands that we vanish at a moment’s notice.
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