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Virtual Meetings Tire People Because We’re Doing Them Wrong
by
Aalto University
Drowsiness during virtual meetings results from lack of stimulation, not mental overload
| 2 min read
News
People Who Communicate More Are Likely to Be Seen as Essential Team Members
by
Carnegie Mellon University
Network positions tend to be given to individuals who communicate more
| 2 min read
News
Employee Surveys May Miss Out on Uncovering Toxic Leadership Practices
by
Binghamton University
Research explores how simplistic employee surveys may overlook negative leadership practices in an organization
| 2 min read
Article
Improving Leadership by Understanding Personality Tendencies
by
Scott D. Hanton, PhD
Prevent conflict, improve teamwork, and enable belonging in the lab
| 4 min read
Article
Optimizing Team Dynamics to Spur Innovation
by
Lauren Everett
How to find the balance between psychological safety and intellectual honesty among your staff
| 5 min read
News
Company Culture Shapes Willingness of Workers to Act Sustainably
by
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
Researchers find that employees are more likely to act sustainably at work if they feel those actions are supported
| 3 min read
News
Even Weak Traffic Noise Has a Negative Impact on Work Performance
by
Chalmers University of Technology
Study has demonstrated a decline in work performance at noise levels as low as 40 dB
| 3 min read
News
Why Silly Distractions at Work Can Actually Be Good for You
by
Trinity College Dublin
Short positive interventions can help you deal with unloved tasks and negative emails
| 2 min read
News
Reward for Cooperative Behavior
by
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
Rewards only promote cooperation if the other person also learns about them
| 2 min read
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