Workplace Happiness: The High Cost of Unhappy Employees [Infographic]

According to the State of the American Workplace, a 2013 Gallup study, seven out of 10 workers in the US say they aren’t fully engaged at work, meaning they aren’t working to their fullest potential. The resulting loss of productivity can cost companies between $450-$500 billion a year. (Click to tweet this!) Plus, according to research by the Dale Carnegie Institute, 80 percent of employees who aren’t happy with their supervisors claim that they’re disengaged and ultimately, less productive…. Read More»

14 Things Successful People do on Weekends [Infographic]

The connected economy means that for many of us, the weekends have blurred into weekdays. … Read More»

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