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Nowadays, an office that’s not environmentally friendly is outdated and out of touch. To keep up with the rapidly changing industry and environment, companies need offices that are eco-friendly and prioritize sustainability. Along with benefiting the environment, having an eco-friendly … Continue reading →

Scattered paperwork, mountains of folders, coffee rings tattooed on documents, icons littered on computer home screens — hearts race at the mere thought of such a disorganized workspace. How are you supposed to do routine workplace things like find client … Continue reading →

Gone are the days of congested offices with endless rows of desks, where employees worked tirelessly behind partitions and bosses considered conversation a workplace taboo. In the modern world, companies of all sizes are reinventing their workspace to be flexible. … Continue reading →

If you’re designing a brand-new office or choosing new office furniture for your company, you’ll see two primary options: cubicles and benching systems. We’re going to explain the difference between these two types of workspaces. We’ll also discuss benching and … Continue reading →

People can form their first impression of your business within only seven seconds, and one of the first things they’ll see during this short blip of time is your reception desk. That makes selecting the right one an essential task. … Continue reading →

In the last few months, the world learned to adapt to COVID-19. Workplaces must place extra importance on maintaining a clean environment that helps keep employees safe. Hand sanitizer and cubicle panels are two great tools to make this happen, … Continue reading →

After a few months of quarantine and working from home, many businesses are now beginning to return cautiously to their physical work environments. If your business is among these, you and your employees may be apprehensive, and that’s understandable. Even under normal … Continue reading →

Relocating to a new office is an adventure, but it takes planning to make the move a smooth transition. You have to know why you’re relocating and what you, your employees and your clients need from the new location. Without … Continue reading →