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The UAE wants kids off social media. Will Big Tech rethink its business model? Original

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By Rachel Dawson Verified
| Fast Company Middle East Verified
For more than a decade, social media companies have focused on capturing people’s attention. Features like swipes, notifications, recommendations, and autoplay videos are all designed to keep users online longer. Now, as more research connecting excessive social media use to  worsening mental health continues to mount, governments worldwide are asking:  Should children be part of this digital attention economy?
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Why job-hugging and job-dropping are definitive trends in a post-conflict workforce

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By Rachel Dawson Verified
| Fast Company Middle East Verified
The signs of a changing work culture often appear in quieter ways. A talented employee might decide not to take a new opportunity. Managers notice team members asking more about job security and career growth. People are becoming more careful about where and why they work. At the same time, some are stepping away from work, taking a sabbatical to reset after years of employment. Some stay put in roles they might previously have left, driven less by ambition than by a desire for stability.
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One in two UAE parents say optimization culture is making them more anxious

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By Rachel Dawson Verified
| Fast Company Middle East Verified
UAE parents say optimization culture is making them anxious. A new report from Nord Anglia Education makes the case for unstructured time. More than half of UAE parents believe that constant tracking and optimization of daily life is increasing anxiety, according to new research from international school group Nord Anglia Education. Just 8% say it makes them happier.
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