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    When the day goes off the rails, how productive people get back on track

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  • Two businessmen sitting at a clock tableLeadership

    Does becoming a manager spell the end of work-life balance?

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  • generationsLeadership

    What comes after Generation Z?

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    How to be ‘seen’ at work, without working around the clock

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  • Lisa Lacasse, with her four children. The vice president for strategy and operations at the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, she says she has become adept at managing her time.MPW

    Women with big jobs and big families: Balancing really isn’t that hard

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  • One study found that the average worker spends 28 percent of the workweek just answering emails.Careers

    3 ways to boost e-mail productivity in 2015

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  • boundariesLeadership

    Why and how managers should help workers set boundaries

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  • Kristin Thomas with her family.Careers

    Work-life balance is dead — here’s why that might be a good thing

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  • young woman frustrated at deskMPW

    7 ways to retrain your brain so you are more productive

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    Why you won’t unplug over the holidays — and that’s ok

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    Is it time to stop asking female CEOs about how they “balance”?

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  • Working from HomeMPW

    3 ways to make working from home work — for everyone

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  • public speakingLeadership

    Meet the modern traveling salesman: The corporate workshop speaker

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  • Two businessmen sitting at a clock tableLeadership

    The fallacy of timesaving apps: They don’t save you much time

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  • blogging

    The leisure revolution that never came

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