Information and communication technologies have changed and created a ubiquitous work
environment for employees to work at any place and at any time. But it also caused …

In a world that is highly dependent on digital connectivity, technology use is becoming
unavoidable, intense, and possibly harmful. The pervasiveness of technology which has …

Mobile technologies have dramatically increased the number of work-related interruptions,
especially after regular work hours. At the same time, many employees have limited freedom …

The rise of the digital labour market in recent years has stimulated the growth of the digital
nomad community. To cater to this specific work-leisure segment, many co-living spaces are …

The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced millions of workers to suddenly shift their
activity out of their offices and into their homes: 5–15% of Americans worked from home …

Online freelancing platforms, such as Upwork, hold great promise in enabling flexible work
opportunities where freelancers can combine their work with other life responsibilities …

Traditionally, many consumer-focused technologies have been designed to maximize user
engagement with their products and services. More recently, many technology companies …

The rise of co-working and co-living spaces, as well as related shared spaces such as
makerspaces and hackerspaces-a group we refer to as various types of" co-spaces"-has …

In the last decade, knowledge workers have seen tremendous change in ways of working
and living, driven by proliferating mobile communication technologies, the rise of dual …

Joseph W. Newbold a, b, Anna Rudnicka b, f, David Cook c, Marta E. Cecchinato a, d, Sandy
JJ Gould e, and Anna L. Cox b, f aComputer and Information Sciences Department …