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The 'Coffee Shop Effect': Why Changing Your Location Boosts Your Productivity

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Coffee shop boosts work productivity

By now, I’m embarrassingly familiar with the post-lunch slump that strikes at least once during my workweek.

Still full from my avocado toast, I find myself slouched in my desk chair—just willing something to appear behind that menacing, blinking text cursor that’s been taunting me for the past five minutes.

So, what do I do in those moments when I find myself feeling totally zapped of motivation? I pack up my laptop and head to a coffee shop with reliable WiFi.

LEAN MANAGEMENT - 14 principles of The Toyota Way

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The Toyota Way is a set of principles and behaviors that underlie the Toyota Motor Corporation's managerial approach and production system. Toyota first summed up its philosophy, values and manufacturing ideals in 2001, calling it "The Toyota Way 2001". It consists of principles in two key areas: continuous improvement, and respect for people.

6 Tips For Leading With Compassion While Working Remotely

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The spread of COVID-19 and the surrounding events have impacted millions of lives. Whether you planned on taking meetings from a conference room or having lunch with coworkers, life is looking a lot different these days. Remember that each person is reacting to the current situation in their own way.

Japan Business Review (JBR)

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Japan Business Review (JBR), is a “Systemic” workshop with a Holistic view on how Japanese business-people work and along with a “Systematic” prescription, which itemizes how to approach the "entire enchilada" in a step-by-step, logical and organized way!

Business Requirements vs Functional Requirements?

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Business requirements explain the “why” and “what” of a project, and the functional requirements explain the “how” of the project. The only difference between a BRD and an FRD is that one describes the high-level business needs while the other describes the functions required to fulfil the business need.

Angular vs. React: Lessons Learned While Switching to React

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Most of my work experience, by far, has been with Angular. Recently, I became curious about React and decided to take the plunge to see what its ecosystem has to offer. While learning about the most popular JavaScript library, the differences between React and Angular became clearer. Now, I’ve decided to switch to React for all of my front-end projects.

What you will read below are my opinions about Angular vs. React, as I have been working with both. I hope this analysis will help you to make your own decision.

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