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Listening to music to help concentration and improve efficiency is not a myth but scientifically confirmed. Research proved that 90% of workers perform better and 88% of employees produce more accurate work when listening to music. While boosting Dopamine release in the reward center of the brain – which not only makes you feel happy, content and satisfied, music also helps to be more focused.

It stimulates imagination and creativity, facilitates teamwork and promotes collaborative mentality. Last but not least, music is a great tool to improve the well-being of your employees, which is widely one of the most important concern in today’s work environment.

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