Distraction triggers creativity
As Bryan Lufkin describes in his bcc worklife article, people tend to be more creative in public spaces than isolated at home. Many big authors, painters, and philosophers have done their best work in coffee shops, e.g. JK Rowling, Pablo Picasso, or Jean-Paul Sartre....
Scope Creep
Scope creep occurs when requirements are added to the project scope in an uncontrolled manner. Customers often cause scope creep by adding requirements such as new functionalities during the course of the project that were not agreed upon. But the development team...
Presenteeism
The problematic of presenteeism has been known for a long time. Staying at work long hours just to impress the boss creates a toxic environment that leads to overwork. The pandemic has shown us a way to move to remote work, however people are now actually working...