In our study, "Waking Up On The Right Or Wrong Side Of The Bed: Start-Of-Workday Mood, Work Events, Employee Affect, And Performance," we examined customer service representatives (CSRs) in an insurance company's call center over several weeks.
Push back the start of the workday.
Office workers had to denounce American imperialism at the start of the workday.
We are inside a jewelry store, at the start of a workday.
On the subject of drinking, Manchester had concluded that Churchill poured one weak drink at the start of each workday and nursed it for hours.
On the morning of the bombing — it was 8 15, the start of the workday — Shoji recalls briefly losing consciousness at the Bureau of Tobacco.
That mental approach is the start of my workday; it's as important as the physical approach when I'm told to warm up in the bullpen.
It is the start of another workday for legions of New York City's manicurists, who are hurtled to nail salons across three states.
Many planets aligned to place Mr. Alexis, 34, at the start of the workday in the navy yard with a Remington pump-action shotgun, firing down from a balcony, the police said, and killing the employees, all civilians.
Much like the Mets themselves, he returns to the drawing board after every game, taking roughly a half-hour to sketch each summary before the start of his workday at Avrett Free Ginsberg.
"We remain open and ready to talk to you about the options you have mentioned," the chief pleaded as the region waited, mindful that the clearest message today from the sniper might be the bus driver shot down at the start of the workday.
