Five Ways for Workplaces to Support Employee Happiness
The latest research on well-being at work can help your organization thrive.
How Happy Are People at Work?
Results from the newest Greater Good quiz reveal where there's room for improvement in happiness at work.
What If Work Software Were Designed to Make You Happy?
Research suggests that technology can be designed to make work more enjoyable (rather than frustrating).
Greater Good Summer Reads for 2019
Still looking for books to take with you on vacation? Here are some terrific self-help titles that explore Greater Good themes.
When You Should Help Your Coworkers—and When to Think Twice
Research offers some guidance on how to be more helpful at work—for everyone’s benefit.
What You Can Do Tonight for a Better Workday Tomorrow
How employees spend their leisure time predicts their feelings and behavior the next day, a new study finds.
Four Lessons I’ve Learned About Gratitude
Robert A. Emmons, Ph.D., one of the world's leading researchers on gratitude, shares how gratitude works in life and in the workplace.
Ask Yourself This Question About Your Workplace
Cindy Elkins, a former vice president at Genentech, shares how cultivating a culture of gratitude helped the company thrive during tough times.
Five Ways for Workplaces to Support Employee Happiness
The latest research on well-being at work can help your organization thrive.
How Happy Are People at Work?
Results from the newest Greater Good quiz reveal where there's room for improvement in happiness at work.
How to Fall in Love with Teaching Again
Before the new school year begins, teachers can think about what to do to refresh their love of teaching—both for themselves and for their students.
Seven Ways to Feel More in Control of Your Life
Developing greater agency can help you make important life decisions and feel less overwhelmed, stuck, and lost.
What You Can Do Tonight for a Better Workday Tomorrow
How employees spend their leisure time predicts their feelings and behavior the next day, a new study finds.
When You Should Help Your Coworkers—and When to Think Twice
Research offers some guidance on how to be more helpful at work—for everyone’s benefit.
What If Work Software Were Designed to Make You Happy?
Research suggests that technology can be designed to make work more enjoyable (rather than frustrating).
Why You Never Seem to Have Enough Time
We feel pressed for time due to our own psychology, not just the tyranny of the clock.