WorkWell - The Human Advantage in Automated Work
Isabella HawkeFor those who are tired of being optimised. I write about reclaiming thought, emotion, and clarity in a machine-obsessed world. This is not self-help. This is a quiet revolt.
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The fade out
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In 2013 a team at Radboud University followed fifty four Dutch workers through a long summer holiday, averaging twenty three days away. They measured health an...
Nobody Ever Went Under From Underposting
Two years ago I sat in the back office of a business turning over something like one and a half million a year with fourteen people on the payroll. The owner had a videographer on £600 a month, in every Tuesday afternoon to film him. On the...
August Is the Only Honest Month in the Working Year
Somewhere in the second week of August a certain kind of manager begins to sound uneasy. The pipeline has gone quiet. Three of the six people who can approve anything are unreachable. The client who was going to sign has an automated reply...
Half Past Two
The wellbeing industry does not work. You still have to go in on Monday.
I have been trying to work out when exactly people stop being able to think, and for most of them the answer is somewhere around half past two.
The Person You Come Home As
A job that grinds you down does not stay at work. What the evidence says about how far it travels, and who ends up paying for it.
We talk about work and life as though they were two rooms with a door between them. The metaphor is convenien...
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