Cubicles, coffee and loathing I feel like cubicles have gotten a bad wrap with the evolving needs of modern workspaces. Or maybe it’s not so much they don’t fit their needs, as it is dread. When speaking with people you can almost see the glaze begin to form as...
Resolutions, Motivation, and Employee Engagement! As we all start off the new year, I am sure we all have good intentions of doing things differently. While in our personal lives these resolutions may be related to health, fitness, family or travel, in our business...
Choosing your office furniture We all know the saying you get what you pay for, but when it comes to office furniture, what’s really the difference? And do you really need to pay outrageous prices for quality furniture? You can buy anything from Walmart to Global...
Leaves have begun to swirl into vibrant colors of autumn, and temperatures are gliding from sticky summer days to crisp fall sweater days. As we drift past mid-October our mini gremlins and ghouls begin to devise their perfect Halloween costume attire for...
Picking out an ergonomic office chair seems simple until you’re trying to buy office chairs for your entire staff. Aside from the aesthetics of what type of chair you choose, there’s also the investment portion to consider. I’m not talking about the financial cost,...
“Keep your feet on the ground and your head in the clouds. This means stay humble, but always be brave enough to dream big. I’ve often repeated it to other entrepreneurs – that, and to think like a toddler.” ~ Carl Reader, Business Advisor and Author of “The Startup...
3 Questions that Will Make Your Businesses Greener in 2018 Ready to be more productive in a healthier workplace? Since the introduction of the November 2016 Paris Agreement to limit worldwide greenhouse gas emissions, businesses have responded with the now global...
According to a recent article by The Balance, the average American worker between the ages of 25 and 54 years old works at least 42.8 hours per week. While this changes among other age ranges, gender, marital status, race, and level of education, most...
Think about your current or ideal office space. Particularly the first place that people see as they walk through the door – the reception area. What do you see? Does it reflect your company and its brand? The company’s culture and values? Is it notable, charming and...
