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Organize and Optimize your Office with Feng Shui

By Jonanna Widner on

Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice, involving the arrangement of a space, and objects within a space, that aids the flow of energy within that space.

The Business of Mindfulness

By Elisabeth Flynn on

Mindfulness is an invaluable skill to practice in professional settings, as well as in other aspects of life. Here are four benefits to mindfulness.

Six Lessons Managers Can Learn From Elite Athletes

By Mark Saltveit on

If you had the chance to watch the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team on their path to winning the World Cup this summer, then you’ve seen exceptionally talented, hard-driving, confident, and …

The “Overqualified” Candidate Conundrum

By Amanda Rebuck on

There are a lot of blogs espousing tips to get the candidate without experience hired, but we rarely see advice or support for the candidate with “too much” experience. You’re an applicant with a …

Dressing for Success During Summer Months and Beyond

By Crystal Spraggins on

Summer is here, and that means many employees will be gladly throwing off clothing layers and slipping into warm-weather wear. Even as dress standards at work have undeniably relaxed in recent …

Tune In to These 10 Powerful Podcasts About Work

By Elisabeth Flynn on

If you’re looking to take your career to the next level, but don’t have the time or budget to commit to a formal program, podcasts can be a terrific resource. Maybe you want to explore potential …

Four Tips to Help New Hires Hit the Ground Running

By Crystal Spraggins on

In today’s fast-paced work world, onboarding may seem like a quaint notion. Who has time to efficiently onboard employees? We need our new hires to jump in with both feet and begin making an impact …

A Fresh Start: Spring Cleaning at Work

By Jonanna Widner on

One of the best parts of spring is the feeling of renewal it brings. This time of year, we shed the layers of winter, making it the perfect time to refresh all aspects of our lives, including a deep …

Five Ways to “Green Up” Your Lunch Routine

By Elisabeth Flynn on

The numbers are staggering. Americans go through more than 100 million pieces of plastic utensils and throw away 500 million plastic straws a day, according to the nonprofit Plastic Pollution …

Four Tips for Building a Better Team

By Mark Saltveit on

Psychological safety—the ability to safely express ideas, take risks, and make mistakes—has been widely recognized as a key attribute for successful team collaboration in all kinds of workplaces, from …

Sexual Harassment Training in the #MeToo Era

By Cynthia Cristilli on

The #MeToo movement has highlighted the importance of creating safe, healthy work environments for all employees. Learn how to create an effective policy to educate your staff and prevent sexual misconduct or harassment in your workplace.

4 Ways to Reduce Office Food Waste

By Jonanna Widner on

Explore ways to lessen your workplace’s footprint by reducing food waste. Our guide covers everything from compost to fridge maintenance!

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Memo: Clean Your Desk

By Miriam Wolf on

Having a clean desk can help you make a good impression. It also helps you feel more productive and positive. Here's some motivation to get started.

Three Steps to a Happier Work Life

By Elisabeth Flynn on

A Buddhist take on cubicle culture and happiness at work

The ROI of The FruitGuys Fruit

By The FruitGuys on

The personality of a workplace will determine what shape a successful health and wellness program will take. One thing is certain—companies that institute wellness programs reap a variety of benefits, …

Crushing It: How to Grow Your Career

By Elisabeth Flynn on

Three tips on taking charge of your professional life and career growth through self-assessment, building skills, and setting goals.

Smart Snacking at Work

By Jessica Walrack on

The FruitGuys takes a look at the links between snacks, productivity, and the office.

How to Start a Workplace Wellness Program on a Budget

By Jessica Walrack on

Workplace wellness programs focus on good health and have been shown to benefit both employees and employers.

10 Inexpensive Perks That Will Delight Employees

By Miriam Wolf on

Make your team happy without breaking the bank with these simple, low-cost work perks to show your appreciation.

Dealing with Distraction in Your Open Office

By Mark Saltveit on

Here are some practical tips to reduce distraction and increase productivity in your open office.

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