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Hybrid Working Policies 

Not all 4-day work weeks are created equal

25 January 202225 January 20224 months ago Carolyn Freeman 248 Views 0 Comments

There seems to be some excitement around the 4-day-work-week being trialled in the UK. However, not all 4-day work weeks

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Immersive Reality 

Ready Player One or The Matrix? How prevalent will Virtual Reality be in the future?

18 January 202216 March 20224 months ago Carolyn Freeman 245 Views 0 Comments

In a recent Guardian article on David Charmers new book the stance taken by David of VR in the future

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Remote & Hybrid Working 

There is a Difference Between Job Control and Autonomy

11 January 202225 January 20224 months ago Carolyn Freeman 282 Views 0 Comments

The simple explanation of the difference between these two concepts is that: Schedule Control is the ability to schedule working

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Cognition & Attention 

The Capturing of our Attention

4 January 202225 January 20225 months ago Carolyn Freeman 295 Views 0 Comments

An article by Johann Hari in The Guardian is a review of the research he has done while interviewing a

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The Impact of Technology 

We need to minimise our phone use

23 December 202125 January 20225 months ago Carolyn Freeman 459 Views 0 Comments

There are a number of articles around at the moment about Burnout. They all have good points and good advice

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Cognition & Attention 

Making Time Off Predictable – And Required

16 December 202116 February 20225 months ago Carolyn Freeman 128 Views 0 Comments

A Harvard Business Review article by Leslie A. Perlow and Jessica L. Porter October 2009 Key quotes:  “Responsiveness breeds the

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Research Workplace Norms 

The Autonomy Paradox: The Implications of Mobile Email Devices for Knowledge Professionals

9 December 202116 March 20225 months ago Carolyn Freeman 125 Views 0 Comments

This research was conducted through UCI & MIT by Melissa Mazmanian, Wanda J. Orlikowski and JoAnne Yates (October 2013) A

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Futuristic Leadership 

Rethinking Digital Leadership Skills

2 December 202125 January 20226 months ago Carolyn Freeman 476 Views 0 Comments

Many experts are espousing the notion that ‘Hybrid Work’ is the future for knowledge work roles. The question is whether

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3D Virtual Reality 

Is it better to talk to a blank screen, a photo or a 3D avatar of the person when in a virtual meeting?

4 November 202125 January 20227 months ago Carolyn Freeman 685 Views 0 Comments

A research question that may need answering soon. At this point, from a presenters/meeting controller perspective, I can only guess

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Tech @ Work 

Are you good at simultaneously juggling different tech or apps?

28 October 202110 December 20217 months ago Carolyn Freeman 479 Views 0 Comments

Actually, none of us are. Multitasking requires us to split our focussed attention between two or three different tasks. When

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The Psychology of Technology @ Work and Play

Cybercology is an online resource with the aim of pursuing and showcasing insights into the psychology, sociology and anthropology of 'Technology at Work and Play'.

The particular focus is on how technology is changing who we are & how we engage with it as adults at work and at home. This includes how we navigate the working world around us and manage our lifestyle choices, how we interact with colleagues, friends and family and how our worldview and interaction with ‘others’ is shifting along with technological innovation.

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