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How to implement a 4-day work week (by someone who’s actually done it)
Moving to a 4-day work week can be a challenge if you’re not prepared. From reducing your workload to planning your day off – here’s how to do it right!
Covid-19 has shown us a better way to work – here’s how
DeskTime examined 167 global companies with a total of 1555 employees and found that employers have started to respect their staff’s need for more rest days.
The pros and cons of hiring digital nomads
What are the opportunities and challenges of hiring digital nomads for your company? Have a read and you’ll find out!
Monthly vs. Annual billing – what’s the difference?
Monthly and annual billing plans are common in SaaS businesses. Most companies will let you choose between being billed annually vs. monthly depending on your needs and preferences. But what are the differences between the two? Let’s find out.
From YouTube to Slack – here are the most-used unproductive apps at work in 2021
Which are the most-used apps that have nothing to do with work yet steal hundreds of hours every year? We decided to find out.
Finding emoji – here’s how much time it takes to find the right emojis (+ lessons learned)
I measured how much time it takes to find the right emoji while chatting during work. Here’s what I found and learned.
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Remote working burnout: 7 ways to offer effective assistance to your team
Remote working burnout is an issue that many managers have dealt with lately. How to prevent your remote team from this state of exhaustion? Read the article and you’ll find out.
The top 10 most productive countries in 2021
Every year, at DeskTime, we dig into our data to uncover who’s been working hard and who’s been hardly working.
Pay transparency: what it is and how it benefits businesses
While talk about pay transparency has been ongoing for decades in the context of the gender pay gap and fair remuneration, employees have gotten fed up with opaque hiring processes and salary negotiations. Accordingly, with more people speaking out, pay transparency has become a hot topic.
So, what is pay transparency, why is everyone talking about it, and what does it mean for employers?