Trend 1: Desk Bombing
Desk Bombing' is when an employee suddenly leaves their desk to take a break, and it's becoming increasingly popular.
Taking a short break during work hours can help increase productivity and reduce stress levels.
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Maintaining good mental health is crucial for individuals in the workplace as it can impact their productivity, creativity, and overall job satisfaction. Poor mental health can lead to increased stress, burnout, and even physical health problems.
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