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Success at Work Doesn’t Always Satisfy
Work success isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. That’s the gist of an article in The Wall Street Journal titled, “Is This It?’ ...
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Jeopardy Season Imperiled by Ongoing Hollywood Strikes
Iconic quiz show Jeopardy! faces an uncertain future due to ongoing labor strikes by two labor unions, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the Writers Guild ...
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Educators Hail AI After Initially Scapegoating It
A burst of recent editorials have criticized AI tools like ChatGPT as a threat to educational goals over concerns that students would abuse the technology. ...
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Worked to Death
Miwa Sado, a reporter for NHK, Japan’s public broadcaster, “died in the line of duty and her body was found with her mobile phone still clasped ...
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How A Husband and Wife Took Back Their Sundays
Freelance writer Jason Heller describes how he and his wife made a pact a few years ago:
Every Sunday, we swore to each other, we will abstain from work. ...
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Can A Job Title Change Your Behavior?
Do impressive-sounding, inspirational job titles make us feel better about ourselves? Can they change our behavior? Research suggests that job titles ...
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Younger Generation Lacks Interest in Working
Do you realize that 30 percent of all men of working age in this culture are not working? There are many reasons for this. Some workers lack the skills ...
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Drivers Sue Amazon for Denying Bathroom Breaks
A trio of Amazon delivery drivers are suing the e-commerce behemoth over poor working conditions. According to a 16-page suit in Denver District Court, ...
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Are You Easily Distracted?
Do you find yourself distracted? Well, you are not alone. A recent survey on distractions in the workplace found that employees experience an average ...
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Businesses Are Dealing with Millennial Burnout
It was a typical Monday morning at a cloud services company in Denver, except for a weeping 29-year-old project manager crouched in the emergency stairwell. ...
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