By Katie LaPorte If you’re like me, you have approximately 1,000 things to do every day, and most of them don’t require a scheduled calendar entry or meeting. Outlook reminders pile up and get neglected until they are eventually mass dismissed, and the list on your legal pad is nearly indecipherable. So, to keep it
Telecommuting can be a great strategy that allows businesses to save money and retain valued employees. It is quickly becoming a viable option for those that are looking to cut back their hours at the office while still being able to work productively in the comfort of their home. But despite the many advantages telecommuting
When run effectively and with an objective in mind, company, departmental, managerial or even one-on-one meetings can result in big ideas, great change, and heightened productivity for your team of employees. On the other hand, if your meeting room is constantly booked up with people shooting the breeze, arguing over procedures, or simply rambling on
None of us sets out to be unproductive. Sure, we all have those days where a few drinks the night before leads to a less than stellar day at our desk, or a day off is begging to be spent curled up on the sofa in front of Netflix. But if you’ve noticed a drop
Christina F
IT Specialist
