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The Future Of The Office Is Diverse And Accommodating

Allwork

Prior to the pandemic, offices were on either side of the spectrum from cubicles to fully open floor plans. VergeSense offers technology to companies to help them identify how their space is being used, collecting occupancy data from conference rooms, different floors, individual desks, and more.

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What Can Young Lawyers Teach Us About The Future Of Workspaces?

Allwork

The fundamental thing in law school is that you’re sitting at a long table with colleagues talking through challenges, not sitting alone in a cubicle or an office. I can see someone is on the phone, but still pass by and wave.” “The open space concept with the library tables brings me back to law school. This is so different from that.”

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Guest Post: Tips & Tricks for Using Skype for Business

Tips From T. Marie

The first thing that you need to know is that Skype for business is compatible with other Skypes users and also people that aren’t using the app via phone and free web app. If they have a phone or a computer, then they can connect with you via Skype for business although you may have to do some explaining. Audio/Video Conferencing.

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How to Manage (and Minimize) Workplace Interruptions

Eat Your Career

People didn’t hesitate to plop themselves down at her desk—even when she was on the phone or heads down working. Aside from in-person interruptions, we’re constantly bombarded with IMs, phone calls, emails and so much more. Set your phone to go straight to voicemail. Is there an empty conference room you can use perhaps?

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On the Job by Anita Bruzzese: My 5 New Rules for Cellphone Use

On The Job

Do noisy multitasking when on a conference call. Especially the "I've landed' cell phone calls ;) Would also suggest 'not' multitasking with email, Twitter, Facebook, etc. If you're going to use a cell phone, you should have at least a basic grasp of the process of electronic voice amplification.

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Discussing Politics at Work

On The Job

And part of this debate is taking place around the workplace water cooler, in the lunch room, at the conference table and probably in the restroom. At the same time, it's inevitable that despite what bosses want, politics are likely to be discussed at some point in a cubicle near you this year. Keep it off company time.

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Understanding Why You Really Get Distracted at Work

On The Job

And let's talk about those cute little toys on your desk and the funny posters that cover your cubicle or office walls. Ask the boss if you can go to a local coffee shop or book an empty conference room so that you can have some uninterrupted time. Turn off your cell phone and only check it once an hour.

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