Six Tips for Workplace Mindfulness
In the age of obsessive multitasking, research shows that slowing down can lower employee stress, improve focus and ultimately boost the company’s bottom line.
In the age of obsessive multitasking, research shows that slowing down can lower employee stress, improve focus and ultimately boost the company’s bottom line.
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