Lunch

Breaks are important. Learn how to use them wisely.

Use these steps to not only get a proper lunch, but also accomplish any number of elusive goals.

Do you typically scarf something down while hunched over your desk? It's killing your productivity.

I used to try to implement a "no food in the new car" policy. It's not worth it.

You should use this precious midday time to nap, run errands, exercise -- oh, and perhaps enjoy a nice meal with a friend or co-worker.

No idea is brilliant when explained while chewing.

People get more done when they are rested and fed, so get out of the office and eat something good for you.

If you don't eat a good lunch, or skip it entirely, you can't possibly perform your best. Follow these four tips.

Just because employees are amazing at doing their jobs doesn't mean they are happy. Read on to learn how to engage and retain your best staffers.

The time you once devoted to fitness and cooking healthy meals now goes to spreadsheets, presentations and meetings. Will you remedy this next year?

Companies are increasingly focusing on the kitchens as an office gathering places and providing meals or snacks to reward their staffs.

When you take the time to say 'thank you' to those who are most important to your business, it can leave a lasting impression.

The crowdfunding platform got organized and made its lunchtime team-building routine into a few lines of computer code.

Are you the fastest jelly doughnut eater in your office? You might be up for a bigger award than employee of the month.

Dig into one of these appetizing apps and go get your local food truck grub on.

Adopt these five easy habits every morning to channel productive energy and mindful focus throughout the day.

Everyone may be doing it, but not everyone is doing it politely. Follow these rules to keep from annoying your coworkers.

Think that inhaling a sandwich at your desk while you answer emails is the best way to get more done? Think again. Here are four reasons to step away from the computer with your mid-day meal.

Who should pay? Are you talking too much? The Esquire guy breaks down the business lunch and why it's so much more than just a meal.