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Q: A new study says that people who do this at least 2 hours a week are more likely to succeed at work?

A: Play video games

A new study out of Scotland found that people who play video games are more likely to succeed at work than people who don’t.

The researchers found that video games are great for developing critical thinking, problem solving, resourcefulness, and adapting to tricky situations.

And you don’t have to be a hardcore gamer to get those results . . . they found that it only takes about two hours a week of video games to train your mind.

(The Telegraph)

 

 

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