Health
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4 Steps to Increase Female Leadership in Organizations
Female leadership is crucial to increase diversity, but only 22% of S&P 500 public companies have women board directors. 3,627…
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Wearable Devices at Work: How CIOs Must Deal with It
More employees are coming with wearable devices to work. CIOs are yet to decide if this new habit is a…
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Project Managers: Are You Making the Most of Your Brain?
Personal health and wellness have an important influence on your ability to do good work, but it is seldom discussed…
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Little Cell Phone Safety Tips
Cell phones emit electromagnetic fields, which in turn might be carcinogenic. That means every call you take on the go…
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4 Things to Know about Office Injuries
Falling down is the most common office accident, and it causes the most disabling injuries too. Tripping over loose wires…
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Tips to Recognize and Avoid the Office’s Hidden Dangers
In an article for Safety+Health, Lauretta Claussen pinpoints a whopping 25 different ways you can keep safe at the office—in…
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Spend More Time Actually Sleeping in Bed
With rare (Robert Herjavec) exception, lack of sleep hurts your productivity and wrecks your health. An article at Men’s Health…
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Ways to Squeeze Workouts into Your Busy Schedule
Everybody wishes they had more time to be healthy. Wish granted. In an article for Fitness Magazine, Marianne Magno describes…
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5 Ways to Stay Positive When Things Get Negative
In a post for the IT Managers Inbox, Sam Grier shares his five rules to stay positive. It requires more…
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The Dangerous Power of Negative Thinking
Negative thinking is a self-fulfilling prophecy made more dangerous by the fact that we may not realize we are engaging…
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