According to a study by RAND, workers with chronic insomnia are absent for up to 18 days and present but not productive for up to 54 days. Take a self-assessment and discover how to improve your sleep.
Browsing: Employee engagement
Remote work seems like the best thing since sliced bread. What could possibly go wrong? Well, quite a few things, as it turns out.
Around 30% of employees hide a disability at work — often out of fear of judgment or being passed over for…
Who hasn’t cringed at a LinkedIn post packed with empty buzzwords? That feeling that, beneath the pile of gibberish, there’s little to no substance. We’ve all…
In episode 23 of “Diary of a CHRO,” João Ricardo interviews Eduardo Andrade, VP of People at Feedzai, an AI-Native Fraud & Financial…
Alpine skier Lucas Pinheiro Braathen of Brazil made history as South America’s first Winter Olympic gold medalist, winning the giant slalom competition. Until 2023, he competed for Norway. Behind his triumph lies an often overlooked truth: performance depends on the right environment.
It’s Bad Bunny’s world, and we’re all just living in it. The Puerto Rican superstar may have never been to an office, but his reactions resonate with our office lives.
Gen Z workers are more willing to accept a fully in-office work model than their older counterparts. According to a new…
If you’re enjoying Milano Cortina 2026, it’s worth revisiting one of the most remarkable Olympic stories of all time: the Jamaican bobsled team at Calgary 1988, which inspired the movie “Cool Runnings.” The film illustrates how teams can succeed through authenticity, adaptability, and hard work.
On February 17, the Chinese will welcome the Year of the Horse, the zodiac sign associated with hard work. And a defective horse toy has emerged as an unexpected darling during the festive season, embodying the exhaustion of China’s tech workers under the 996 system.
