Rebutting Lord Rose’s Comments on Working from Home
Is working from home really harming productivity? A balanced rebuttal to Lord Rose’s comments, exploring the benefits of flexibility, the myths of office culture, and the complexities of modern work.
Fidget Toys: The Unsung Heroes of Focus and Joy
Fidget toys aren’t just for kids—they’re powerful tools for focus, self-regulation, and joy. Discover why spinning, clicking, and squishing can help you stay calm, centred, and productive in this playful exploration of fidgeting’s unsung value.
Are Open-Plan Offices Just Fancy Panopticons?
Are open-plan offices the modern Panopticon? This humorous and sociological deep dive explores how Bentham, Foucault, Marx, Goffman, Bourdieu, and Weber might view these noisy, surveillant workplaces—and why remote work might just be our saviour.
Dealing with Narcissists: How to Survive Life’s Self-Appointed Protagonists
Exhausted by narcissists? This guide breaks down their antics and offers survival strategies, including how neurodiverse people might just be their ultimate kryptonite. Learn to navigate the drama with wit, sarcasm, and well-timed excuses.
Neurodivergent People Are Secretly Bond Villains (and We’re Plotting to Take Over Your Office)
Are neurodivergent people secretly Bond villains plotting to take over your office? Probably not—but this satirical take dives into the quirks, hyper-fixations, and silent power moves that make us unstoppable (or just really good at organising stationery).
The Tyranny of Notifications: How Your Phone Became Your Boss
Picture this: you're sipping your morning coffee, basking in a rare moment of quiet, when your phone buzzes. It's a message from a colleague, a calendar reminder, or perhaps just an app nudging you to check its latest update. Without...