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5 Pieces of Humanscale Ergonomic Office Furniture That We Are Loving
By Tommy Twardowski on February 8, 2019
The New Office Designs: Office Benching vs. Office Hoteling
By Tommy Twardowski on February 5, 2019
What it means to “go to the office” has changed significantly in recent years. Office design may or may not include private offices, cubicles, or even workstations assigned to specific individuals. Two office design trends that are becoming...
Help! My Old Office Furniture Doesn't Fit My New Space
By Tommy Twardowski on December 30, 2018
Whether it’s an economical or a high-end office furniture brand like Herman Miller or Teknion, your office furniture is a significant investment that needs to last. It may not be in your budget to upgrade it simply to give your office space a new...
The Benefits of Having an Office Relaxation Area
By Tommy Twardowski on December 20, 2018
Anything you can do to boost employee happiness in the workplace will probably pay off in terms of productivity – and your bottom line. Why? Because happy employees are less likely to look for another job.
Do I Really Need a Certified Office Furniture Installer?
By Tommy Twardowski on December 4, 2018
If you're charged with overseeing the relocation, reconfiguration, downsizing, or long-distance move of your office, you are facing a logistical challenge. You are probably focused on timing your project to minimize company downtime and ensure that...
Office Move? Protect Your Sensitive Documents.
By Tommy Twardowski on November 6, 2018
It’s always important to be careful who you trust to come into your place of business as a vendor or a service provider. When your business has access to customers’ sensitive personal information, such as financial records, medical records, and...
Creating A Schedule When You Work from Home
By Tommy Twardowski on November 1, 2018
In 2017, IT provider Softchoicesurveyed 1,000 full-time North American office workers who use a computer or mobile device during the majority of the workday. Nearly 75% of respondents said they would quit their jobs to work for a company that would...
What is an Office Build-Out?
By Tommy Twardowski on October 8, 2018
If you are or will be in the market for new office space, you’ve probably got a laundry list of criteria. You probably have a general idea of where the office space will be located, how large it will need to be, and how much you’re willing and able...
How Can I Improve My Leadership Skills at Work?
By Tommy Twardowski on September 27, 2018
The higher you climb within the ranks of your company, the more responsibility you have. The more responsibility you have, the more important it is to delegate tasks. If you want to increase the likelihood that the tasks you delegate will be...
4 Ways to Make Office Meetings Fun
By Tommy Twardowski on September 24, 2018
For many businesses, regular office meetings are an essential aspect of the company culture. Meetings ensure that all attendees are on the same page, so to speak, by hearing all parties’ ideas, questions, concerns, misgivings, and suggestions.
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