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Allwork
MARCH 10, 2024
To attract diverse generations in the workplace, businesses should focus on universal human aspirations like purpose and belonging, essential for engagement and recommending the organization as a great place to work. This article was written by Shive-Hattery’s Michelle Jones for Work Design Magazine.
Success
APRIL 3, 2024
The organization by the same name defines it as the time between what was and what’s next—“a time of waiting.” For others, those few steps out of your home office might not do the trick. In between, who are you? That lack of having to subscribe to the role of either persona is where the term “liminal space” lives.
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On The Job
OCTOBER 25, 2010
But while co-workers see you as the poster child of organization, you hide a dirty little secret: Your home office looks like a typhoon just hit. Family members have dumped various things in your office, including an unused exercise bike, an old video game system and what appears to be the inside of the broken toaster.
Success
OCTOBER 16, 2023
The ECHO program is part of Core One , a consultancy that works with government and military organizations to create productive, mission-ready cultures. Her top suggestions: Establish a work-to-home transition: Your workday needs a hard stop—your brain can’t optimize for home or family life if it’s still in work mode.
Success
JULY 24, 2023
Besides providing homeowners with a sleek in-law suite or home office, ADUs like Backyard also increase property values and can be a source of rental income. It’s the clothes we wear, the phones we talk on, the lights we see with and the cars we drive. It’s the application of an artistic mind in a tactile, at-scale world. “I
Tips From T. Marie
OCTOBER 5, 2017
It used to be that a professional office had a certain ‘look’. Bookcase filled with industry appropriate books, an executive desk (or depending on your position a utilitarian desk), phone, computer, desk chair and perhaps one or two chairs for clients to sit in. Quite honestly, it was what clients expected to see back then.
On The Job
OCTOBER 26, 2007
But here is one thing I know for sure: As soon as my butt hits the chair in my home office, I will have visitors. Organize your space. For some reason, home offices often are an afterthought. Put together an organized, dedicated space where you can work, out of the line of heavy traffic and noise.
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