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How Background Noise Can Ruin Productivity—and the Gadgets That Can Help

For most people, the loud noise of an open office or airplane registers as nothing more than a slight annoyance or distraction. But these sounds can have a real impact on our ability to do our jobs. They can even serve as a direct line to the nervous system and are capable of wresting us away from a physiological state conducive to health, happiness, and productivity.

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How Background Noise Can Ruin Productivity—and the Gadgets That Can Help was originally published on iSeeTech

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