‘How to Work’ explores the crucial intersection of human productivity and environmental conditions in our globally connected world. This comprehensive guide delves into environmental adaptation in the workplace, technological solutions for extreme conditions, and the global landscape of work environments. From the frigid tundras of Alaska to the sweltering Sahara, the book examines how workers can thrive in diverse climates and non-traditional office settings.

The book’s unique approach combines scientific research with practical advice, making it invaluable for professionals adapting to unfamiliar environments and HR managers overseeing global workforces. It traces the history of human adaptation to work environments and explores environmental ergonomics, offering insights into maximizing productivity in various conditions. Real-world examples, from Arctic research stations to equatorial construction sites, illustrate the physiological and psychological effects of environmental factors on work performance.

Structured in three parts, ‘How to Work’ progresses from introducing environmental ergonomics to exploring specific challenges in extreme conditions, and finally examining global applications across industries. By blending climatological data, occupational health studies, and case studies, the book provides a holistic view of workplace optimization. Its accessible writing style and focus on actionable strategies make it an essential resource for anyone seeking to adapt and excel in today’s diverse work landscapes.