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Play video games at work? I'd rather make a cup of tea
12-Mar-2010
Spaceships on your spreadsheets are fun, says Todd Nash, but there are easier ways to waste time at work
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If you only do one thing this week … organise your work wardrobe
08-Mar-2010
You don't have to go to the extreme of wearing the same clothes every day, but getting a bit organised will save time and anguish
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A Networking Pro Learns Some New Tricks
02-Mar-2010
Can you teach a dinosaur to dance? More importantly, can you teach him to network in 21st Century style? I was skeptical.
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The dignity of labour
02-Mar-2010
The value of manual work is being lost, leaving us dislocated from the material world and the joy of making things
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If you only do one thing this week … look after your eyes
01-Mar-2010
Most of us spend hours every day in front of a computer monitor. Sandra Haurant suggests you take screen breaks often and get your eyes tested regularly
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The physiotherapist: Lovely bones
28-Feb-2010
Helping people to regain movement in their bodies can be slow and frustrating – but, Robert Goddard tells Leo Benedictus, the rewards are immense
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If you only do one thing this week … start an office garden
22-Feb-2010
Spring may not yet be here, but it's not too early to start thinking about how to plant the seeds of a happy working atmosphere. Adharanand Finn recommends getting your hands dirty
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Doubting the Value of a Career Assessment
19-Feb-2010
F. Ellen Whaley spent over 11 years at Aetna Inc., most recently as an operations CFO. Her position was eliminated in 2001. Previously, Ms. Whaley, 54, was a management consultant. She’s now looking to re-enter the job market after an eight-year hiatus.
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From Analyst to Yoga Teacher
19-Feb-2010
Tingting Peng had been in banking for a few months when she started to feel miserable.
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From Engineer to Photographer
19-Feb-2010
Evangelo Costadimas gets a kick every time he tells people what he does: After working for 26 years as an engineer, he is now a curator and photographer. "I see the surprise on their faces -- it's such an unexpected jump," he says.
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