Traditional workspaces have experienced a significant shift in the wake of the pandemic. Remote work—once considered an unplanned experiment—has become the new normal. But the jury is still out on its ...

Plan well. Divide tasks wisely. Stay motivated to succeed. Productivity means doing things smartly and efficiently. When you’re productive, you’re not just busy—you’re doing things that really matter.

In our hustle culture, people tend to correlate productivity with long hours. Those who come into work early and stay well into the evening are viewed favorably. However, evidence suggests that the ...

Many employees prioritize a happy and healthy work environment because of the massive time investment our work lives require. For employers, investing in a happy culture reaps additional benefits, ...

We all want to be more productive at work—but what are the secrets to being more productive with less effort? The challenge we have as project managers comes from feeling like we have way too much to ...

How many times have you promised yourself a productive day, only to find yourself scrolling on your phone for hours, taking way too many coffee breaks or just staring blankly at the wall? "When we are ...

It’s not uncommon to feel unmotivated or unproductive at work, especially when dealing with everyday stress, a poor sleep schedule or an insurmountable workload. However, as health and habits expert ...

While the average workday is about 36 minutes shorter than in recent years, it is also 2% more productive, according to a March 11 report from ActivTrak Productivity Lab. ActivTrak used anonymized ...

Companies face many challenges daily, but keeping their teams productive and engaged in their work seems to be one of the most complex. Leaders are constantly seeking to identify and apply actions to ...

Today's professionals are increasingly expecting jobs to offer flexible workplaces. While many business leaders are seeking to provide more remote and hybrid-friendly workplace environments, it can be ...

Running legend and nine-time Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis was known as a slow starter. He would begin his run at the back of the pack, yet he’d often end up finishing first. While it sounds ...