Work Life & Environment

Magazine articles on office politics, stress, time management, and the work environment.

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AskMen.com May 30, 2015 Christopher Hunt	C2 Montreal: Innovative Brainstorming Techniques Studies have shown that people are having fun or feel less tense, they are able to make more creative decisions.
AskMen.com Chris Barez-Brown	How Ideas Happen Where do you have your best ideas? I have asked that question to thousands of people over the years. The answer? Rarely sitting at their desks trying to think of an idea.
AskMen.com Pejman Ghadimi	Lessons From A Young Entrepreneur How one teenager's summer job evolved into a $10 million business.
Fast Company Jay L. Zagorsky	The Highest-Paying Jobs Of The Future Will Eat Your Life For a glimpse of the future of work, especially the high-paying kind, look at finance and high-tech companies.
AskMen.com Tyler Lemco	Ruining The Office Meeting Here are the top signs that you're the guy ruining the meeting.
Fast Company John Paul Titlow	The Best Commencement Advice For This Year's Class Of Connected Millennials As this year's class of hyper-connected millennials gets ready to leave college behind, they prepare to enter a workforce that could hardly look more different than the one their parents once knew.
Fast Company David Lumb	Elon Musk's Slightly Dishonest, Super-Effective Management Trick The deadline is a strange beast: Projects need dependable schedules to ensure that things get done, but the mounting pressure to deliver can cripple performance.
AskMen.com Tyler Lemco	What You Didn't Miss In The Meeting It happens each and every week, and it's brutal. Here are the funny things you didn't miss by skipping the meeting.
AskMen.com Tyler Lemco	Dogs That Remind You Of Your Colleagues Your office is probably filled with a slew of different personalities. Here are some dog breeds that may remind you of some coworkers.
Fast Company John Paul Titlow	Sitting All Day Will Kill You, But A 2-Minute Walk Could Change That Standing up and walking around for even two minutes every hour can help offset the life-shortening effects of sitting all day, according to a new study.
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