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    Is AI at Work Making Employees Lonelier?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly part of our lives: it’s used in marketing, design, finance, and manufactur…

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    The 75/33 Rule: Why longer, more frequent breaks may boost productivity

    The team of researchers behind the time-tracking software DeskTime, based in Riga, Latvia, believes that most of us are not organizing our days effectively. They assert that the key to…

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    How the Right Emoji Can Soften Bad News at Work

    Researchers at Chatham University in Pennsylvania found that the right emojis can soften the blow of negative work-related messages online. In the 26 years since emojis were first created, they’ve…

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    Letting Personal Phones at Work Lowers Stress and Doesn’t Hurt Productivity

    A new study suggests banning personal phones at work can backfire. Personal mobile use didn’t reduce productivity — and it helped employees manage stress. In recent years, many managers have…

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    Flexible work hours made some employees’ hearts act 5–10 years younger

    Researchers from Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania found that moving away from a fixed workday can cut the risk of cardiovascular disease. Even more surprisingly, switching to a flexible…

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    Want to Impress Your Boss? Compliment a Colleague

    This office-life hack comes from researchers at Vanderbilt University, George Mason University, and the University of Pennsylvania. They say we should celebrate our colleagues’ successes as vividly and convincingly as…

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    Office workers peak at 10:22 a.m. and slump in the early afternoon

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