Tag: Work Life Balance

How to Jelly: A Guide to Casual Coworking

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Nobody holding a Jelly in your area and getting a little envious when you hear how fantastic it is?
Why not start your own Jelly? That’s how all the others have come about – someone finding out about the concept and being sufficien. Read more »

Everything Solid Melts into Jelly: Coworking in Rural England

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More and more people are, by necessity or choice, working for themselves and from home. Read more »

This Week in Sharing

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This is our final links roundup of the year, so we hope you enjoy it. See you in 2011!


Massachusetts, in an effort to reduce driving, is set to experiment with pay-as-you-drive auto insurance. Read more »

The Great New Hampshire Work Share

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Back in the 1960s, people had this wild-eyed idea that the increased productivity made possible by newfangled technologies like microminiaturization and automation should result in a shorter work week. I know, right? Bunch of hippies. Read more »

Redefining the Life Well-Lived: Plenitude, Abundance and Sharing

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Wealth. Well-being. Happiness: the words have a well-rounded, easeful feel to them, while "sustainability", though a great concept, has an implication of discipline and scrimping that can be taken as negative. Read more »

How Companies Can Help Balance Work and Life

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Q: How can I create a workplace that systemizes work-life balance, furthering the goals of the company while acknowledging individual personal development needs outside of the company as well?
A: Statsit is a Malaysia-based web analytics platf. Read more »

How Gen Y Will Flatten the World

In our September 15 entry here at Shareable, we talked about why members of Generation Y—people born after 1980, who have only recently launched their careers—prefer workplaces that are collaborative, non-hierarchical, and networked. Read more »

Gen Y vs. The Hierarchical Son of a Bitch

Sara was a new intern in the California office of Major Management Consultancy (MMC, a pseudonym). She sat at a conference table along with several of her new colleagues waiting for a partner to arrive—the first one she would meet at the firm. Read more »
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