Is working from home stressing you out? Try listening to these background sounds
A little ambient noise may help you adjust to an increasingly isolated professional life.
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Dump on your office all you like. You’ll miss it when it’s gone.
Besides lacking valuable social and intellectual encounters, remote work also leaves a terrible feedback vacuum.
Don’t stand so close to me: Will buzzing bracelets become a must-wear workplace accessory?
Are you standing or sitting too close to your co-worker? Soon a bracelet might vibrate to let you know.
Coronavirus and working from home: Can I decline meetings outside of office hours?
It’s as if people just assume everyone is always “in” and available for a call.
Loneliness at work: A health epidemic exacerbates a social one
Sharing a computer screen with several other faces might not be enough to ease feelings of isolation.
Achy from working on the couch or at the dining table? Try these tips.
These ergonomic adjustments and physical exercises can prevent and treat common work-from-home maladies.
The office you left before COVID-19 is not going to be the same when you return
Companies are rethinking office life. Like much of the response to the coronavirus pandemic, it is an evolving work in progress.
3 hours longer: The pandemic workday has obliterated work-life balance
With many living a few steps from their offices, America's always-on work culture has reached new heights.
Calendar alerts are like ghosts of the work, social lives we would have led
With the world on hold, notifications pop up unexpectedly like zombies of canceled events, prompting disappointment, frustration and even anxiety.
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