The ergonomic rules (part 2) — Motivation
New year’s resolutions? Motivating a group to do something you want? Here is how motivation really works: WIIFM
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Noticing a rise in employees taking sick days?
Looking for new office equipment, but not sure what makes a chair or keyboard “ergonomic?”
Seeing a physical therapist, occupational therapist or chiropractor for aches and pains that seem to get worse at work?
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New year’s resolutions? Motivating a group to do something you want? Here is how motivation really works: WIIFM
Read More hereWhat is in it for me? Answer that question and you may actually have a program that works. However, how many times do you need to answer it? That is a bit of a trick question, or is it?
Read More hereFor those of you that don’t know, the human brain cannot really multitask. The brain serial tasks very quickly (in some people that are well rested) and for those people who are able to do this fast serial tasking, it feels like multitasking. Basic rule of getting things done: focus. Focus even if you don’t feel like you need to and you will find that the task gets done faster and more accurately. Don’t believe me? Time yourself.
Read More hereRecently there have been articles in the news about the proposed health care reform, the effects of people being un-healthy and insurance companies looking for ways to reduce costs. One of the proposals from the insurance folks is to incentivize health. What they are proposing is charging everyone higher premiums, then, if you submit to [...]
Read More hereIt is always nice to see your name in press (well, when it is for something good I should say). I was interviewed after my last presentation at the National Ergonomics Conference and just found the article. Read all about it: http://www.riskandinsurance.com/story.jsp?storyId=162717623&query=smarter
I’m heading back to the conference this year to talk about the psychology behind [...]
Back pain, neck pain, arm pain and shoulder pain are often blamed on the chair. I’ve worked with a lot of people who spend thousands of dollars buying fancy “ergonomic” chairs and still don’t see any change. Sound familiar?
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We have been around for awhile now and we’ve finally found a way to communicate with everyone about the topics surrounding this profession. [...]