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(Natural News) Put your phones down— it looks like even adults can benefit from a “timeout” from their gadgets. According to the results of a recent study, employees who use their mobile devices to continue working at home often face conflicts in their work life. Wayne Crawford, assistant professor of management in University of Texas at... |
Technology blurs lines: Study finds use of mobile devices contributes to a blending of work and personal time, negatively impacting both
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