If you’ve shifted to a more remote world in recent years, there are a few differences you may have noticed. Perhaps you dress a little ..read more

Shopping the big box stores and online retail giants who only know you by the products you search, or items you purchase, can be less ..read more

It’s time to get your workplace ready for spooky season. Do you have what you need to throw a scarily good party? We put together ..read more

As the year draws to a close, and with the likelihood of increased remote work, now is the opportune time to spruce up your space ..read more

Spring is just around the corner and now is the time to start getting prepared. We all know how easy it is for your workplace ..read more

On April 22, people around the world celebrate Earth Day by cleaning up their neighborhoods, planting trees, and other various activities to support sustainability. While ..read more

We live in a chaotic world. Between work, family obligations, personal life, volunteering, and the dozens of other responsibilities you may shoulder, there’s a lot to juggle! Keeping a well-organized calendar can be the key to managing the competing demands and obligations of daily life. If you feel like you’re missing appointments, losing out on important events (like sleeping!), or double-booking yourself, it may be time to reconsider how you’re organizing your personal calendar. In this article, we will offer five techniques to help you reorganize and reprioritize your personal or work sche ..read more

In the new hybrid workplace, business leaders are eager to find ways to motivate employees to come into the office by fostering a work environment that nurtures well-being, morale, and productivity. While many factors play a role, one answer could be as simple as bringing in office plants. Here’s all you need to know about the benefits of plants, their potential impact on job performance, and some of the best office plants for sprucing up your workspace. Benefits of Plants in the Office: Why Are Plants Good for the Office? After more than two years of remote work, many employees would probably ..read more

The COVID-19 pandemic reframed how we work, where we work, and now — potentially — what we wear to work. Professionals might be wondering which of the changes are here to stay and which will be, so to speak, shorts-lived. As of 2022, 59 percent of Americans with jobs that can be done remotely are working from home all or most of the time, while 63 percent of high-revenue-growth companies have implemented a hybrid work model. To make hybrid models work for everyone, employers are seeking ways to incentivize staff to visit the office — at least part-time. Perks have included everything from free ..read more

One of the great things about working from home is the flexibility. That includes flexibility in what your work-from-home setup looks (and feels) like. As we know, the turmoil of 2020 gave us very little time to properly transition from a traditional office to a work-from-home lifestyle. Our home office furnishings became something of an afterthought. Maybe you just plopped your computer down on the dining room table and called it good? Or perhaps your spare-bedroom-turned-office is outfitted with whatever you could scrounge up: a camping chair, a folding card table, a lamp from your teenager ..read more