reported skipping lunch to get ahead.Some Europeans take long lunches and siestas as well, so why are Americans missing out on one of the three most basic meals of the day—and the mental break that comes with it?
Most of the reasons involve getting ahead or thinking that “powering through” leads to continued productivity.According to The Lunch Report, of 1,000 workers nationwide in April 2022, “78% of workers agree that taking a lunch break away from their desks improves their job performance,” yet “1 in 10 employees never take a break away from their desks—and 70% eat while they work at least once a week.”Taking lunch breaks—especially while working from home—is essential for productivity.
Here’s how to make sure lunch gets the attention it deserves.The data is clear.Wwe know what’s good for us, but we can’t often be trusted to do it consistently.
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