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Tag Archives: FOMO

Wanted: FOMO. “Fear of Missing Out” Keeps Killing Productivity

Aysel Safarova August 16, 2021 FOMO defined What is FOMO? And why is it so important? Well, it’s one of the most popular syndromes of the 21st century – the fear of missing out. More than half of social media users are experiencing FOMO. They are continuously afraid of missing something – an event, news, … Continue reading Wanted: FOMO. “Fear of Missing Out” Keeps Killing Productivity

Avoid FOMO, How Declining Certain Work Meetings May Increase Productivity

Catherine Pidgeon — November 17, 2016 — November 17, 2016 The first step to reclaiming your inbox is understanding your communication behaviors and baselines – do you spend more than 20 hours per week in meetings and do you schedule more than 2-3 meetings per week with your team? If so, you may be distracting … Continue reading Avoid FOMO, How Declining Certain Work Meetings May Increase Productivity