As the swine flu continues to creep up in many homes, schools, workplaces and public areas throughout our nation, people are starting to fret about securing an H1N1 shot before they run out. To make matters worse, there is a new controversy on who qualifies as “high risk.”
The walls in some public bathrooms seem to attract scribbles and markings. But one researcher found a completely effective method to stop graffiti for practically no cost whatsoever.
At Slaughter Development, we’re big fans of the little word “no.” That’s why we love a new article that advises when not to do business.
Do you have one minute and seventeen seconds? If so, check out a new video making the rounds on the web.
Sick of the jittery aftermath that coffee causes, but still in need of a boost? According to one study, there’s a new product on the market that provides more than just a pathway to alertness.
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Heading to the restroom? If you’re a call center employee in one government office, you had better be back in three minutes.
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There’s a process for everything. An organized methodology can make almost anything more effective, including writing a murder mystery novel.
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A noted writer and speaker has a message to the micromanagers of the world. That message is: “stop it.”
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The concept of workflow and its impact on productivity is often highlighted on The Methodology Blog. Earlier this week, the classic workplace comic strip, Dilbert, had an interesting take on the subject.
“Fun” is a hot topic on the web this week. But how can we enjoy work when our assigned tasks are boring?