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I stopped using exclamation points in emails — and my coworkers’ response was honestly shocking Kaitlyn Duling

I’ve always been an over-exclaimer in writing. In ninth grade, the student teacher in my English class marked my essay down to an A- for “over-exaggerated emotion.” … Read More

5 futuristic work-life tweaks you need to know about Janet Siroto

Here are ways that, in the not-distant future, workers will use technology to optimize their diet, sleep, mental health, and creativity. Read More

Health

This is the ultimate WFH exercise — and it takes only 3 minutes Kyle Schnitzer

A new study found that taking three-minute breaks every 30 minutes to move around can offset problems that develop with a sedentary lifestyle. Read More

Management

What exactly is Scrum? And how does the methodology work?Anouare Abdou

Experts offer tips on how to get the most out of your Scrums. Read More

The Future of Work

4 ways to inspire your reluctant employees to return to the office Aytekin Tank

Here’s how you can show your employees there are good reasons to be back together under one roof. Read More

Productivity

Break your procrastination habit: the best strategies I’ve found from unlikely experts Tim Denning

Bend the limitations of time in your favor. Read More

Office Life

Six signs you’ve just encountered a “computer says no” person at work Tim Denning

How can you deal with a person who see’s numbers, not humans. Read More

Health

The best plant for your office space, according to your zodiac sign Meredith Schneider

You don’t want. to get a plant that doesn’t go with your Zodiac sign. Read More

How To

What to do when your boss doesn’t advocate for you at work Anouare Abdou

Even with years of experience and a stellar track record, your boss’ lack of advocacy can still endanger your career. Read More

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