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Researchers have found that having too much time can cause employees to work more slowly in order to avoid boredom. UT management professor Andrew Brodsky, along with Harvard business professor Teresa Amabile, studied the effect on an employee not having enough work to fill their time, causing a period of “idle time.”  The researchers define

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