Science Of Work

We spend a lot of time on the Internet, but it’s possible to escape its grasp. Read More

A woman’s professional success may come at the cost of her marriage. When women got promoted to the top job in their field, it doubled their chances of a divorce. The same was not true for men being promoted. Read More

People stay up worrying for a variety of reasons, but for some, it’s because of work. Nearly half of workers can’t get a good night’s rest because of their jobs. Read More

Next time you’re looking for inspiration for your next brainstorming session, take a break to brew yourself a cup of tea. Just one cup of black tea has the power to boost creativity long after you drink it. Read More

If you thought Queen Bee Syndrome lived and died when you were in high school, you are wrong. It is very much still alive and probably occurring in your workplace right now. Read More

If you are feeling a sudden burst of motivation to tackle a big goal, your age may be the cause. Read More

Now that the Olympics have ended, many gold medalists from the 2018 Winter Games may be taking a long, sometimes permanent, break from the sports they spent years working to be the best at. According to science, this can be a normal side effect of achieving your best. Study: After reaching your personal best, motivation … Read More

If you are having trouble remembering what you did today at work, your office light may be the culprit. A new study published in Hippocampus found that dim lighting makes it harder to learn and remember tasks. Read More

Over 50 million workers are currently enrolled in workplace wellness programs, but a new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research found that these programs did not significantly save employees money or make them healthier. Read More