They say that too much of one thing is very bad, which is very accurate with work. If you overwork, you may burn yourself out and eventually develop illnesses that you will carry for the rest of your life. Vacations are a perfect way to refocus your mind and recover from the stress brought by…
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How to Manage Pandemic Fatigue in Your Workplace
COVID-19 has changed the workplace in more ways than one. Some companies had to shut down because their operations require human interaction, while others had to shift to remote working to keep the business afloat. But, as the vaccines are being distributed and the health guidelines constantly change to allow the economy to reopen, workers…
Why Are Video Conferences So Exhausting and What You Can Do About it
Video conferencing are not new. It have been around for some time. Even though meeting through videos can never be as good as meeting up in real life, it is a necessity. Not only it save companies thousands of money to do video meetings instead of flying out their employees, it also better for the…
Why Work-Life Balance Is Important
For most of us, it is very difficult to manage our personal life with work. Sometimes, it feels like work is taking over our lives and we can’t seem to find time for ourselves and for our families. If we tried to move away from work and tried to give time for ourselves, we lose…
What Is A Toxic Workplace?
For most of us, we see our workplace as our second home. We spend a lot of time there and our office mates become our family. However, there are times that your workplace feels like it’s choking you down and you are starting to feel unhappy. If you keep working, your relationships will be at…
Guest Post: PROCRASTINATION by Dalriada Highlander
If it takes five minutes, do it right now. You’re putting it off, and in thirty minutes you’ll put it off again, and after thirty more times of putting it off by thirty minutes, it’s time for bed and ultimately your objective is failed. But don’t worry, you’ll do it tomorrow. Procrastinate, I mean. It’s…
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