Welcome to the Friday Work Management Roundup where we scour the internet to gather useful articles that can help you work smarter, better, faster, stronger! So grab a mug of coffee and have your Wrike Chrome extension handy to bookmark the ones you'll want to read later.
11 Differences Between Busy vs Productive People: Lifehack has a great article on the honest differences between being busy and actually being productive. Find out which camp you fall into.
The Best Time of Day to Do Everything at Work: Have you ever asked yourself "When is the best time to send this email and get a response?" Well, wonder no more. Here is a list of suggested times to do everything at work, including when to ask for a raise, and when to start that job interview.
How to Stop Procrastinating and Boost Willpower by Using “Temptation Bundling”: Here's a useful life hack: bundle what you really want to do with something you know you should do. For example: watch your favorite TV show or read a book you really want to get to while on the treadmill.
How Companies Make 4-Day Workweeks Feasible: Businesses who are offering 3-day weekends are seeing huge benefits. Fast Company lists six conditions to make it work.
16 Motivation Hacks for Getting to Work After a Holiday: How do you bounce back to work after a vacation (such as this weekend's July 4th celebration here in the States)? Well, it becomes a matter of motivation. You could try to trick your brain into getting into the flow via these 16 motivation hacks.
More Must-Reads
- 7 Reasons to Bring Back the Lunch Break (Wrike)
- Maintaining Team Morale When Your Projects Get Tough (PM Hut)
- Hand Exercises for Gamers and Heavy Computer Users (Lifehacker)
- 5 Daily Habits to Improve Brain Growth (Fast Company)
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