What if you could take the concept of fantasy sports and apply it to your work? Between the friendly competition and fun of turning the workday into a game, employees are sure to find themselves more motivated. FantasySalesTeam is a platform that does just that. Designed specifically for sales teams,...
Multitasking isn't just bad for productivity, it's also bad for our brains. A recent study from the University College of London suggests that multitasking on several devices at once can actually hinder your brain's cognitive ability. [contextly_sidebar id="S01qcvpOjdry4rIfVVZG0Mhqopzkk8iU"] Neuroscientists Lee...
Many jobs come with odd hours that can ultimately start to affect your health. From the early morning hours seen by flight attendants or a bartender's late night, this shift work can actually lead to a decline in different areas of your well-being. A new study suggests that...
Burnout occurs when work stress simply becomes too much to handle, causing you to feel fatigued and cynical. Research published in PLOS ONE suggests that there are actually three types of burnout, all of which relate to bad coping strategies. [contextly_sidebar id="gKBUli0wevhdVc1LCIgnLBTkY3sqBMA7"] Overload Burnout This type...
Being sensitive tends to have negative connotations, especially in the workplace. This, however, is a huge misconception. Elaine N. Aron, Ph.D. first researched the traits of high sensitive people back in the early '90s, finding that as many as one in five people can identify with being highly...
Exercise isn't just good for your body, it's good for your brain. Actually, exercise isn't just good for your brain, it makes it better. Recent research has found new, complex ways that exercise not only affects but also activates different parts of your brain....