psychology

Dry February: How to Avoid Trouble With Drinking at Work

The Dry February initiative is turning the second month of the year into a synonym for a break from alcohol. So why not turn a sober eye towards drinking at the office—and even your home office?

A New Year, A New Me: 7 Tips on How to Be More Productive or Timely

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Get thinner, eat better, learn to...? New Year’s resolutions often relate to working life. We’ll advise you on how to fulfill the seven most common resolutions.

Do You Need a “Soft Digital Detox?” Or Maybe Even a Hard One?

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The coronavirus has sped up the digitalization of people’s lives. Consultant and IT specialist Lukáš Barda helps out everyone from cyber-addicts to people who on the other hand are not eager to head onto “the internets.”

How to Elegantly Tell Your Workmates Not to Disturb You

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Headphones, desktop stoplights, working “emigration” to a quiet zone? How can you let other people at the office know that you need to work in peace?

Work from Home: It’s Very Popular – But Few Use It Well

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The option to work from home is among the benefits that office workers request most often. And it’s also something that sees constant discussion at management meetings. Some people hate it, and some praise it to the skies.

Do Nothing – But Do It Deliberately. Niksen Is Winning Over the World.

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Are you feeling tired, overworked, exhausted, and ready for some kind of guaranteed quick fix? It exists, it’s called Niksen, and all you have to do for it is nothing.