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Productivity

Why work feels easier in a coffee shop

By Bryan Lufkin

On 20 January, Kamala Harris will become the US's highest ranking woman ever – but she will still face criticism and distrust in the US and on the global stage (Credit: Alamy)
Equality Matters
Why some still distrust women leaders
By Christine Ro
Gated communities like these are common in Brazil, but can overburden local infrastructure (Credit: Alamy)
Remote Control
The cities unsuited to remote work
By Raphael Tsavkko Garcia
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Equality Matters
Why code-switching is so different now
By Chika Ekemezie
Kamala Harris (Credit: Alamy)
Equality Matters

The 'micro-assault' of mispronunciation

By Zulekha Nathoo

Thriving in a changed world

New proposals to change when and where we'll work could open up opportunities for workers to choose how we spend our time, both on and off the clock (Credit: Alamy)
Beyond the 9-to-5

Is the 5-day workweek dead?

By Meredith Turits

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Remote Control
Why you hate virtual happy hours
By Zaria Gorvett
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Psychology
The habit that quiets self-criticism
By David Robson
Parisian Solène Fraioli says lockdown gave her a nuanced, enriching view of her neighbourhood – and appreciation she didn't have before (Credit: Solène Fraioli)
Two-Metre Economy
A Parisian plan for thriving in cities
By Peter Yeung

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