Ryan Burgio January 23, 2021 I’m a workaholic. Guilty as charged. I enjoy working. But I gotta be honest, this whole shift to working from home has me working more than ever. By Friday, I’m beyond burnt out. The 5-day workweek has started to feel a little antiquated and tiresome. It wasn’t built for a … Continue reading Let’s End the Antiquated Workweek
Category Archives: Work Environment
The Great Return to Work: It’s Now a Case of Adapt or Die
Richard Calvert August 5, 2020 “Workin’ 9 to 5, what a way to make a livin’. Barely getting by, it’s all takin’ and no givin’” Back in 1980 when Dolly Parton’s 9-to-5 hit the charts, employers could be hard task masters. Workers’ rights were pretty much non-existent and the concept of a work-life balance was … Continue reading The Great Return to Work: It’s Now a Case of Adapt or Die
5 Ways to Make the Office Better When You Return
Amy Kan June 18, 2020 janeb13 / Pixabay Now, after about three months into stay-at-home orders and working from home, many companies are talking about employees returning to the office. I’ve heard different plans of how this will be done, from limiting the number of people per floor, alternating in-office days, and installing high partitions … Continue reading 5 Ways to Make the Office Better When You Return
How to Create a Positive Work Culture in 2020?
AmirArsalan Farhadkouhi June 16, 2020 What is work culture and why is it important? Before talking about how to create a positive work culture, it is essential to remind ourselves what is it and why is it so essential. Work culture is the environment and atmosphere created for the employees to work. It has a … Continue reading How to Create a Positive Work Culture in 2020?
8 Reasons You’re Addicted to Distractions and How to Quit Today
Max Palmer — May 21, 2020 You have rapidly approaching deadline. But all you can do is stay glued to Facebook. What’s the deal? Some may claim that you’re lazy or unmotivated. However, there’s probably a chance that you’re just distracted. And, believe it or not, it happens to us all. In fact, distractions are … Continue reading 8 Reasons You’re Addicted to Distractions and How to Quit Today
6 Measures to Instill a Positive Work Ethic in an Office
Daglar Cizmeci — March 31, 2020 When establishing a new company, it’s vital that the employees you recruit are both comfortable and productive in their working environment. Sadly, for some business owners, the task of building a workplace that’s ripe for productivity is easier said than done, and some workers can struggle to hit their … Continue reading 6 Measures to Instill a Positive Work Ethic in an Office
How to Encourage People to Share Differing Views at Work
Liz Kislik — March 19, 2020 The Daily Helping podcast’s Dr. Richard Shuster recently asked me if the current polarization in both politics and social media is also making people less willing to hear opposing views at work. I responded that even before the digital age, like-minded people would gather around the proverbial water cooler … Continue reading How to Encourage People to Share Differing Views at Work
How to Survive the Open Office If You Are a Cubicle Hermit
Lanre Onibalusi — February 21, 2020 Imagine this scenario. You are a 40-something Gen Xer who has managed to finally summon the courage to change jobs and ditch the old cubicle farm to join a hip technology company with Silicon Valley origins. You are rightfully ecstatic and cannot wait to take part, however small, in … Continue reading How to Survive the Open Office If You Are a Cubicle Hermit
5 Tips to Improve Well-Being at Work
Coralie Sawruk — February 7, 2020 Well-being at work is no longer a trend, but a priority. Take the Workforce Attitudes Towards Behaviour Health report, where 48 percent of respondents revealed that they have cried at work. No HR leader can ignore this unsettling statistic. Corporate wellness programs and employee engagement initiatives are not new … Continue reading 5 Tips to Improve Well-Being at Work
How to Deal With Colleagues in Denial
Gleb Tsipursky — December 26, 2019 Follow @Gleb_Tsipursky When’s the last time you heard a colleague say something so ridiculous that it made your jaw drop? Such denial of reality happens surprising often. Perhaps it’s something political — like, George Bush is behind 9/11. Maybe they express science denial, insisting that the Earth is flat. … Continue reading How to Deal With Colleagues in Denial
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