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Financial literacy for employees—why it matters for your business?
Financial literacy for employees is becoming a critical pillar of a successful workplace. Learn more about why it matters and how to implement financial literacy training at your company.
Boreout—a new epidemic affecting office workers
Boreout happens when employees feel bored and disengaged. Learn its causes, how to spot it, and effective strategies to tackle this concerning workplace trend.
5 must-have soft skills to look for in job candidates in the AI era
The importance of soft skills grows by the day. And these are the five soft skills to look for in your next hire—be it an intern or a senior executive.
Ten best AI courses for working professionals
Discover the best AI courses for working professionals to help you and your team use AI at work more effectively, boost productivity, and drive efficiency.
What is “ghostworking”, and what can you do as a manager to prevent it?
Ghostworking may sound like something new to you, but it really isn’t. It’s just the good old pretending to be busy to…
12 apps that will help you stay productive on a workation
Workations can be individual journeys or team-wide events, local escapes or international adventures. These 12 workation productivity apps can help to make team events productive and pleasant for everyone.
How to make your next week super productive with a Sunday reset
A Sunday reset can make you more productive, keep you focused, and help better deal with what life throws at you. Learn how!
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Post-pandemic productivity: Study reveals employees now have a more balanced work-break ratio
DeskTime’s latest study has discovered that the most productive employees operate on a 75/33 work-to-rest cycle – they work for 75 minutes…
Why I asked my employer to bring back DeskTime
Learn why a PR specialist who initially used mandatory time tracking later advocated for its return and the resulting improvements in productivity and focus.
Who works more—managers or employees? Study analyzes time spent in meetings, productivity, and more
In our latest study, DeskTime looks at time spent in meetings, productivity, and more to put to the test the classic conundrum that managers work less than employees.