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Happiness Hacks to Reinvigorate Your Workday | The Ladders Ladders Contributor

Since the State of the Global Workplace Report indicates 85% of employees are not engaged or actively disengaged at work, that is why implementing workplace happiness hacks are imperative. Read More

Why being the backup person at work isn’t such a bad idea after all Rachel Weingarten

There is something to be said for not being the top dog at work. Here are some reasons to celebrate being the backup. Read More

6 tips to keep in mind when traveling for a job interview Jane Burnett

You scored the interview! Now you just have to take a plane, train or a car to get there. Here are six things to do when you have to travel for a job interview. Read More

The sound of people chewing can actually stop you from getting work done Monica Torres

If the sound of people chewing gum in your office drives you crazy, there’s a medical term for your frustration — misophonia, also known as selective sound sensitivity syndrome. Read More

Chloe Kim shows us why enjoying the moment will make you more successful Monica Torres

Olympic athletes spend years of practice preparing for their one big moment. Under this pressure, you may think that the best way forward is to be serious to stay focused. Studies have shown otherwise, and for Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim broadcasting her food cravings to 189,000 followers helps ease her nerves. Read More

5 ways to break out of a lunch rut Jane Burnett

Here’s what to do if you’re stuck in a lunch rut, and are tired of eating the same thing pretty much every weekday — whether you bring or buy your office lunch meals. Read More

Amazon patents wristbands to track workers Monica Torres

In the near-future, employees will wear tracking wristbands in the office that will know where they have gone — including bathroom breaks and if you stray too far from your workstation — and when. When employees go somewhere their bosses do not want them to be, the wristbands can alert them with a vibrating buzz. When … Read More

4 ways to eat healthy food when your office is working against you Jane Burnett

Cookies, upon donuts, upon farewell cakes for employees. Alcohol at happy hour. The sweet and salty treats never seem to end at work, so how in the world are you supposed to maintain a healthy diet? Here are a few things to keep in mind if this is your mission. Read More

5 ways to beat the winter blues in your office Lindsay Tigar

Many people suffer from seasonal depression, especially where days become shorter and temperatures drop below freezing. Here’s how to beat the winter blues. Read More

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