One of the things we’ve lost during the pandemic is office small talk.  But that daily chit-chat is more beneficial than you may realize. Dr. Jessica Methot, Professor of Human Resource Management at Rutgers, tells why small talk is so good for us, and how to replicate it while working from home.

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One of the things we’ve lost during the pandemic is office small talk.  But that daily chit-chat is more beneficial than you may realize. Dr. Jessica Methot, Professor of Human Resource Management at Rutgers, tells why small talk is so good for us, and how to replicate it while working from home. Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

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Each week, we talk to leading experts about the issues shaping women's health in midlife. From hormone therapy and weight management to sexual health and more, these conversations take a comprehensive look at the whole woman, exploring the latest science and practical steps women can take to support their long-term health and well-being. Brought to you by Seneca, in partnership with LifeMD. For more information on Seneca, visit our website <a href="http://senecaforward.com/">senecaforward.com</a>. To learn more about LifeMD and how to get access to affordable prescription medication and personalized care that understands the whole woman, visit <a href="http://lifemd.com/iHeart">LifeMD.com/iHeart</a>.
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One of the things we’ve lost during the pandemic is office small talk.  But that daily chit-chat is more beneficial than you may realize. Dr. Jessica Methot, Professor of Human Resource Management at Rutgers, tells why small talk is so good for us, and how to replicate it while working from home.

Why Small Talk is More Important Than You Think

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