A dog at a scientist’s lab work. The scientist then wrote a report about the dog eating the scientist’s lab work. The report is: “Thallium toxicosis in a dog consequent to ingestion of Mycoplasma agar plates,” Birgit Puschner [pictured here], Marguerite M. Basso and Thomas W. Graham, Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation, vol. 24 no. 1, […]
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Play, Usurpation and Boredom (at work)
If you, reader, work for a living, would you say that “… work and play are largely indistinguishable in the postindustrial organization”? Some may say yes, some may say no, and yet others may remain undecided. Thus the ‘Should work be play?’ / ’Should play be work?’ questions remain very much open for study – […]
Fun or Not?
Do you work in a ‘fun’ environment? Say, for example, at a firm “… whose reception area boasts beaten-up sofas, a fridge full of beer, a table football and loud rock music on the stereo.” If so, you may be interested in a recent exploratory study by Professor Christopher John Baldry BSc. (Soc.Sci.), MSc., PhD. […]