Happy At Work
After Two Years On Zoom, Workers Finally Learned How To Fool Their Bosses
The Verge shared an interesting video meeting hack. Zoom Escaper, created by artist Sam Lavigne, is a free web app that offers an array of fake audio effects to your video call, providing an excuse to leave the call when it gets boring. You can select “barking dogs, construction noises, crying babies or even subtler effects like choppy audio and unwanted echoes.”
Unicorn Work-Productivity Startup ClickUp Is Boldly Advertising On Super Bowl LVI
Greenhouse Study Shows Job Seekers Face Lengthy Applications, Slow Recruiter Response Times, Ghosting And Unprepared, Late Interviewers
How To Empathetically Improve The Work Lives Of Customer Service Agents, As 71% Are Considering Quitting
Spotify CEO Apologizes To Staff For Joe Rogan Controversy As Episodes Get Removed
Prince Harry Shares Self-Care Tips for When He’s ‘Experiencing Burnout’
Employee Engagement Drops For First Time In 10 Years
Employees Returning to the Office are Disappointed
More Than 75% Of Employees Appreciate Efforts By Bosses To Improve Overall Well-Being
The Great Reshuffle: Companies Are Reinventing Rules As Employees Seek Remote Work, Flexible Hours And Life Beyond Work
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