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Your office design reflects the very vision and personality of your company–and the lobby or waiting area is no exception. Every client, guest, and potential employee who walks through your office doors receive their first impression about your company immediately from the layout, texture, and flow of your reception area. If you need to distribute your office design […]

“Going the extra mile” is a common phrase often used to connote superior customer service. The culture of doing more in a business setting should occur all the time, not just occasionally if a company believes that customers come first. Here are nine ways that you can achieve that extra mile and win customer loyalty. […]

Have you ever been overwhelmed with a flood of tasks? How did you organize them? Did you have a system for prioritizing those tasks, or did you just take whatever seemed best and went from there? In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Salma Jafri explains the system she uses to prioritize tasks in her daily […]

We’re all familiar with the energy slumps that can turn a productive workday into a tedious slog. Energy zappers can take many forms, from lack of sleep to family stressors or professional overwhelm. Whatever the cause of workplace lethargy, one thing’s for certain: When you’re trying to get work done, you need to get your […]

Why is this even important? Redesigning your office is about more than just aesthetics. Did you also know that being unhappy with your job and being unhappy with the way your workplace looks and feels generally go hand in hand? If you don’t believe us, click here to see a lot of unhappy people and contact […]

Office Furniture Trends for 2018 How Millennials Are Shaping Today’s Office Spaces Within just two short years – by the year 2020 – Millennials will comprise 46% of the U.S. workforce. Is your office environment designed to meet their preferred work style? As you update your workplace for 2018, keep in mind the top trends in […]

Holiday office parties can be maligned and/or dreaded for a multitude of perfectly understandable reasons. Sometimes the camaraderie is forced and employees resent the “gift” of socializing with people they wouldn’t want to otherwise. Sometimes the party’s so cheap it makes people feel unappreciated (I remember one workplace where we were “rewarded” for our efforts […]

Wearing casual clothes and flouting the office dress code could make you seem more competent, a Harvard study suggests. Called the “red sneaker effect”, intentionally standing out from the crowd could send a positive message of status, confidence, and power. Harvard psychologists Silvia Bellezza, Francesca Gino, and Anat Keinan said: “While unintentional violations of normative codes […]

With the rise of the open office has come the rise of what I’ll call the open office symphony: the consistent click-clack of a colleague who types a little bit too aggressively, the boisterous yammer of loud talkers, and intermittent laughs about something on Slack or Twitter or YouTube. While I’m sure most of your […]

Competition for top talent is fierce. As it becomes increasingly more challenging to recruit and retain talented employees, companies are getting creative and turning to workplace design as a solution. But do you actually know what your employees want in the workplace? Leesman, a private company that collects workplace data, has been analyzing the answer to that question from […]