To relax outside of work this summer, rethink your workday
Rather than treat rest as something that happens off the clock, S. Mitra Kalita argues, employees and companies can build it into the way work is done.
Mental health
Human-resources workers are beyond burned out
An HR leader's firsthand account of what the past two years have been like for the field.
Abbott Elementary is back tonight with lessons for our own workplaces
ABC comedy Abbott Elementary is back Tuesday 22nd at 9pm ET. Here's what the show has to teach us about our own careers and workplace relationships.
What is impostor syndrome, and is it all bad?
Michelle Peng interviews MIT professor Basima Tewfic, the author of a new study that indicates there might be some upsides to impostor thoughts.
Your checklist for the coming Great Return
Make sure your organization is prepared for the new chapter for the future of work that's about to start, whether you’re a leader responsible or an employee looking to assess or support the progress.
Book Briefing
'The Power of Regret' by Daniel H. Pink: How regrets can lead to smarter decisions
In his new book Daniel H. Pink challenges the "no regrets" mantra and argues that regrets can improve your performance if you engage with them properly.
Research-Backed Ways to Make Time Off Work Maximally Restful
Reframe the way you think about time off to take advantage of its restorative powers.
Why abortion access is a workplace issue
A reversal of Roe v. Wade is likely to place an outsized burden on workers and, by extension, their employers.
Strategies to get through the rest of the year without burning out
Tactics from S. Mitra Kalita for helping your team, and yourself, stay calm and engaged amid end-of-year stress.
Toolkit
Wellbeing and Mental Health
Workers are burned out and suffering from increasing mental health issues. What you can do to make a difference, and build a stronger team.
