Most health problems at work are scheduling problems in disguise. Meetings, email, pace, boundaries and workday structure. Most personal health problems at work are scheduling problems wearing a disguise.
Work Design
NewThe average knowledge worker now spends about 60% of their week in meetings, chats, and email, and only a sliver of that actually creates anything. Here's what the research says about the real cost of the calendar you inherited, and how to claw back the hours no one is going to give you.
Work Survival Club · 4 min read
Work Design
Insufficient documentation and poor handover practices can transform crucial organisational knowledge into a individual burden, leading to extended work hours and significant stress.
Work Survival Club · 3 min read
Work Design
Modern office environments, particularly open-plan and hot-desking setups, inadvertently expose workers to a constant stream of low-level auditory and visual disturbances that significantly degrade concentrated work.
Work Survival Club · 3 min read
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