Yesterday, I did a post about a co-worker who left a more than half eaten Nutty Bar sitting on the cabinet in the break room and that got me thinking about the types of co-workers we are surrounded by everyday
Here in our office we have this unspoken agreement. If you have some kind of food that you don't want anymore, you leave it in the break room on the cabinet. If someone wants it they take it. By that, I mean they literally take it and leave the break room with it. They don't leave it there with a bite taken out of it. Yeah, we have one of those people in our office.
Tomorrow is Administrative Professionals Day. Have you thought about what you are going to get the person who handles the day to day scheduling, filing, phone calls etc. In other words, don't forget to acknowledge your right hand person.
We all know how mundane work can get, doing the same thing day after day after day. Sometimes you spend more time at work than you do at home. You have co-workers who you see more than family. That's why we want to help change up the same 'ol, same 'ol. We would love to send you and your co-workers to lunch at Pescaraz Italian Restaurant.
My biggest pet peeve is "Reply to All". I absolutely cannot stand that feature on the email. I understand that there are some genuine uses for it but for the most part it has become a huge annoyance.
When it comes to winning big at the box office, never bet against Pixar. ‘Brave‘ is not only the acclaimed animation studio’s thirteenth film, it is their thirteenth film to open at number one at the box office. It’s a track record that just about everyone else in Hollywood would kill for.
According to a survey, 65% of people don't take a lunch break. I am one of those 65% who don't take a lunch break for the obvious reasons, I'm on air during lunch time.
The communal offices that were introduced during the ’50s to boast creativity and problem solving are actually reducing productivity, according to new research.
Neuroscientist Dr. Jack Lewis conducted brain scans on office workers and found that those who work in spaces with few walls are plagued by intense bursts of distraction.
The next time your boss catches you rockin' out to videos on YouTube or updating your facebook status, just show him that this actually improves your work.
