Penguin Experts: “What does the future of work look like?”
I recently recorded a short video for Penguin Connect answering the question, "What does the future of work look like?" It's one of a number of appearances or
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Skip to contentI recently recorded a short video for Penguin Connect answering the question, "What does the future of work look like?" It's one of a number of appearances or
San Francisco in the lockdown I hardly know a writer who isn't either studying life under lockdown, or trying to write something about life after lockdown. Alice Vincent
This essay is based on a talk on "Corporate Life and the Life of the Mind" that I gave at the Department of English at Princeton University on
I was recently on a documentary in Korea about rest and creativity, and this article is a gloss of some of the contents. Of course, since this is
Daniel Payne, writing in the Daily Mississippian, makes the case for college students paying attention to rest: Hours of caffeine-fueled work with breaks only long enough to change
A couple weeks ago I wrote about spending the day in San Francisco, and being the "talent" on a new project. Well, it's now out: It's a new
The term "workaholic" was coined in 1971, in a book called Confessions of a Workaholic: The Facts About Work Addiction. The author Wayne Oates wasn't a lawyer or
In my study of how companies shorten their workdays, one of the things I've consistently seen is companies shortening meetings, and doing a number of things to make
James Pothen, a software engineer with the New York Times, has a great piece about " How to Concentrate in a Collaborative Workplace:" When I first started working
Singapore Women's Weekly has a slide show of 10 Ways That Working Less Will Make You More Productive: It’s hard to say no, especially when there’s work piling