80,000 Hours
Cal Newport on an industrial revolution for office work
In this interview Cal and Rob cover that, as well as:
- Is the hyperactive hive-mind really one of the world’s most …
80,000 Hours
In this interview Cal and Rob cover that, as well as:
BBC
Some companies are asking candidates to attend multiple interviews. But too many rounds could be a red flag – and even drive …
Careerethena
The hard truth that many companies struggle to wrap their heads around is that they should be paying their long-tenured …
WorkThe Atlantic
Remote work lays bare many brutal inefficiencies and problems that executives don’t want to deal with because they …
Remote WorkCounter Arts
You are not lazy. You are not undisciplined. You are not irresponsible. You are not suffering from mysterious ‘Just …
LifeVox
We’re in an era where people have tasted a different way of working, a different way of connecting with the people they …
Remote WorkPsyche
There’s more to words than meets the eye. Deepen your appreciation of literature through the art of slow, attentive …
LearningNoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 58 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkHarvard Business Review
How exactly should you ask for a work-from-anywhere arrangement when negotiating a job offer, or when you’ve been …
Remote WorkVox
Employers in the US are grappling with whether and how to bring employees back to the office or other place of work. Using …
Remote WorkAlexey Guzey
I no longer believe that it’s possible to achieve extremely high productivity sustained over long periods of time …
Productivity WorkThe New York Times
A generation gap has emerged between them and colleagues who value the workplace over the advantages of remote work. Bridging …
Remote WorkSlate Magazine
But are people really willing to quit their jobs if they can’t keep working in PJ’s? I’ve been curious …
Remote WorkBloomberg
One of the most sought-after management jobs right now is leading large, far-flung teams through uncharted waters. Human …
Remote WorkWorld Economic Forum
We’ve found a significant causal relationship between open-plan office noise and physiological stress.
Our results show …
Health WorkAeon
Adolescence isn’t a time of life so much as a frame of mind. Liberating yet damaging, it’s transformed the US and …
LifeForbes
Since remote work has shown that it is beneficial for both workers and management, it makes sense to see what other …
WorkJosh Comeau
It’s often said that the internet has democratized education: the sum of human knowledge is only a Google search away! …
LearningBusiness Insider
“Millennials have lifelong damage, given the severity of the Great Recession ,” Mark Muro, a senior fellow and …
LifeNoDesk
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 57 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkBBC
Transparency around salaries can arm marginalised workers and close the wage gap. But in the US, many workers still …
WorkWithersworldwide
The Italian Tax Authority has issued new information on the incentives available to workers moving to Italy, providing …
Money Remote WorkThe New York Times
Not having to commute was the equivalent of a big bonus for many employees. In the future, bosses may expect more hours in …
Remote WorkAxios
Businesses based in Columbus, Ohio, are the most friendly to fully remote positions, followed by San Diego, Phoenix, St. …
Remote WorkThe Atlantic
Well-being is far from universal. Here are four models to help you understand the world—and your own mind.
HappinessThe Economist
Three books explain why it matters—and can easily be lost.
LifeCalMatters
California lawmakers OK funding programs to guarantee some people — especially foster youth and pregnant women — an income …
Basic IncomeMarketWatch
For the first time, there are more job listings with six-figure salaries for remote roles than there are for jobs in any city …
Remote WorkIndex
Hybrid Plus Plus is a true hybrid model, with a bit of home, a lot of workplace, and the freedom to be where you’re …
Remote Work WorkThe Economist
Tutoring has become a weapon in the global arms race in education. There’s no limit to what some parents will pay.
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