My work situation is on the verge of changing soon.
In the next few weeks, I’ll likely be working alone since my employee is moving on. And, well, I’m going to be busy, busy, busy.
As I’ve told you before, my job is reasonably flexible, but the added workload may compromise that flexibility and I’m concerned.
My daughter […]
I figured out what yo do when you co-work and have children.
Coworking: now with coplaying. An innovative idea, Cubes and Crayons in San Francisco is communal work space with licensed child care onsite:
San Francisco has become one of the centers of co-working over the past couple of years, with sites such as Citizen Space, […]
I learned a new term: “coworking:.
Coworking is a (new?) trend where work at home professionals, or frequent work travelers gather with other workers in similar situations gather socially to work alongside each other, and it’s gaining popularity.
I had to give the concept a second thought because I tend to filter my work thoughts through the […]
There’s an interesting opinion piece at The HR Daily Advisor, I Love My iPod® … But there’s this thing called Work!
The author maintains that music makes work productivity suffer and that workers should concentrate on work and nothing else. As expected, people are protesting that indeed they work better with music on and that it […]
At one time or another, we all wonder if our workplace is “normal”.
See if your suspicions are confirmed at HR World.com’s Top 25 Signs of a Dysfunctional Workplace. Though some are unlikely, others make me wonder if every workplaces is dysfunctional:
1. Nothing can get done without the boss’s approval.
2. Nothing can get done […]
America’s Top 100 employers to work for in 2008 have been named by the Great Place to Work Institute and Fortune Magazine.
According to the Great Place to Work Institute, companies are selected for the list based on employee responses to their surveys.
Within this survey, there were 10 companies named the best when it comes to […]
My friend Chana logs her busy Saturday at work:
Things to do at work on Saturday
* Set up desk and get ready for business for the day
* Check messages and emails
* Get a drink
* Check emails
* […]
Via the Parenting in the Workplace Institute, I ran across a list of baby-friendly workplaces.
I’ve never seen babies in the workplace in action, so, I don’t know how it works, but, I’m not sure I could have done that. I wonder if I’d feel like I was giving neither my baby nor my job my […]
At one time or another, especially as parents when our wardrobes may be somewhat limited, most of us have struggled with what to wear to work.
Be sure to check out my friend Susan’s The Working Closet blog on Work It, Mom! for great hints and inspiration.
Still waiting for the Let Me Buy It For You, […]
Many parents decide to work the overnight shift in order to be home during the day to care for their children.
However, there’s new evidence that might not be such a good idea when it comes to their own health.
It seems that working the overnight shift may possibly cause cancer. However, the studies don’t prove working […]
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