You've got to adapt to AI, even if your company hasn't figured it out yet, workplace guru says

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Tech layoffs and a precarious economy are driving Gen Z to apply to more stable industries, like retail and finance.

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I dove headfirst into the unhinged Morning Routine Industrial Complex

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AI notetakers could save us from meeting overload

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AI adoption is surging — but humans still need to be in the loop, say software developers from Meta, Amazon, Nice, and more

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Top Row: Greg Jennings, Aditi Mithal, Pooya Amini, and Shruti Kapoor. Bottom Row: Neeraj Verma, Kesha Williams, and Igor Ostrovsky.

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5 ways to revamp your home office for maximum productivity, according to a professional organizer

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Business Insider asked a professional organizer for advice on making a home office a productive space.

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I hired a virtual assistant after I realized how overwhelmed I was with work. Asking for help was hard, but it's been so worth it.

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Tawny Lara (not pictured) hired a virtual assistant to help with her business.

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When you work from home it's tempting to skip your lunch break. Workplace experts say it could harm your longevity and drain your social battery.

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People who work from home are sacrificing their lunch breaks, and it's bad for health, well-being, and productivity.

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Google's executive productivity advisor says her 'no-tech' Tuesday night challenge was a hit at the tech giant

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Google productivity manager, Laura Mae Martin, breaks down her No-Tech Tuesday challenge in her new book.

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Google advisor has a simple trick for identifying your productivity 'power hours'

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Google's executive productivity advisor, Laura Mae Martin, breaks down how to find your peak productivity times.

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A shortage of young men in the workforce could weigh on housing, Social Security, and growth for years to come

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