#Workplace
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What’s Your Superpower? Understanding Its Strengths, Shadow Sides & How to Use It in the Workplace
The article explains superpowers at work as individual strengths that help teams, warns that each strength has a shadow side, and argues that team building should combine different abilities and perspectives.
Why do I Swear?
The author says that he usually swears at home, in meetings, and at work, but avoids using profanity just to reinforce a point. For him, swearing comes from a stance of questioning what others take for granted.
Slyly Nudge a Lazy Coworker to Get Back to Work by Offering Your Help
The page suggests bringing a lazy coworker back into the work instead of confronting them, using a genuine offer of help to prompt them to refocus without workplace drama.
You May Be More Creative and Persuasive Than You Think
Research cited in the page says people often underrate both their creative persistence and their ability to persuade others, which can lead them to give up too quickly or stay silent when they could act.
Thoughts on Stand Up Desks
The author explains why he switched to a standing workstation after leg numbness traced back to his desk chair, and weighs the discomfort of standing against concerns about long hours of sitting.