Which is more germ-ridden: your desk or your toilet seat? Here’s the surprising answer.
15 products to help you get organized in the new year
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It’s 2022 and a new year always brings the promise of change. What changes are you planning to make?
If you haven’t decided yet, consider jumping on the Marie Kondo bandwagon and take a look around your home or office space. Is everything in order, or does it look like a tornado hit?
Mark the new year by getting organized. Need a little inspiration? We’ve got the perfect products to help you get started.
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Headed back to the office? Best way to keep an eye on your home from anywhere
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You know the stress of being a parent. When the kids were young, you jumped at every sneeze, cough and wobbly step.
Now that they’re young adults or teenagers, there are different stresses. Are they driving while distracted by texts and social media messages? At home, are they safe? Are they being responsible for getting home on time from school, not raiding your liquor cabinet and staying out of trouble?
20 clever, inexpensive products that fix problems quickly
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No matter how careful you are, issues with dirt, grime or funk will pop up from time to time. Cars get dirty, sinks get stained and cords for computers and other devices get tangled. It’s just part of life.
The problem is that it’s easy to spot little issues like these in our homes or offices now that we’re spending more time indoors. The pandemic has made those wall scuffs and stained sinks more apparent — and they can quickly become a sore spot.
5 simple ways to keep your employees happy and productive
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In the age of COVID-19, the benefits of being in the office can be reduced across the board or eliminated. Many are even working from home. Now, more than ever, it’s important to keep your employees happy and productive during what can be a confusing time.
Gen Z and the perils of working 9 to 5
Everyone’s clocking back in at the office, but not all are thrilled — Gen Z’s got some thoughts.
75-year-old van dweller, free Amazon movie tix & viral airplane meltdowns
Plus, heading back to the office? Here’s what to know about bosses tracking you. I chat with caller Sharon May from Oregon about finding a good animation software for her grandson. High-speed police drones, and a heads-up: hackers are targeting travelers.
Zoom says that managing employees remotely is really hard
Struggling with the return-to-office decision? Here’s what Zoom’s CEO has to say, in 60 seconds.
Back to the office: The new normal
Reopening America’s businesses will be no small task. You can bet there are some big changes in store when your office opens its doors again. Here’s my take on what’s to come.