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Work smarter, not harder

The illusion of hyper-productivity and the endless stream of social media content keep us away from investing in ourselves, our families and our social lives. Here’s how deep work can help you...

Why individual attempts to improve concentration don't quite work

Why individual attempts to improve concentration don't quite work

Should you take a pay cut to work close to home?

Should you take a pay cut to work close to home?

Md Morshedul Alam Mohabat, Illustration: TBS

When livelihood takes over life

When everyone is celebrating, some are busy with work

When everyone is celebrating, some are busy with work

Mehbar Chowdhury Deea works for Wash Sector, Caritas Bangladesh. Once done with her day job, she and her colleagues regularly visit the many hangout places in Cox’s Bazar. Photo: Courtesy

Young, free and well-paid: The lives of Bangladeshi youth who live and work in Cox’s Bazar

Impact Hub Dhaka is designed to cater to connectivity, offering lots of communal areas where you can chat over coffee, watch a webinar as a group or even host events. Photo: Courtesy

Inside Impact Hub: The surprising benefits of working in a co-working space

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Govt, ILO aim to increase decent jobholders in post-Covid era

Olid ebna shah

9 things you should never do at work

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Work hard, play harder: Techniques to be productive

Delphine is one of 65,000 civil servants earning the "right to disconnect". Delphine says she will be able to pursue he passion for cooking. Photo :BBC

Belgians get the right to be disconnected from job after working hours

Caption: The office complex in London that Google has agreed to buy for $1 billion. Photo: Bloomberg

Nicer offices are coming back. Google bet another $1 billion on it

Hiring coordinator Misty King coordinates future schedules as she works on recruiting new employees during a job fair at Canterbury Village in Lake Orion, Michigan, US, May 14, 2021. REUTERS/Emily Elconin/File Photo

Work-related accidents, illnesses kill nearly 2 mn each year: UN