Office coffee is a nice afternoon break for a pick-me-up, but what about office candy? Having a bowl of office candy at work can offer all the same benefits: an energy boost and a gathering place for coworkers. According to the National Confectioners Association, approximately one-third of Americans report having a communal candy bowl at work. So, if your office isn't part of that one-third, it might just be time to join in.
Since the early months of 2020, coronavirus has swept through the states, impacting every American one way or another. While COVID-19 cases are still popping up worldwide, it's time for Americans to go back to work. Adults can start to re-enter the workforce safely. As people begin to work again, the American economy will be stimulated. Additionally, fewer people will be relying on the government for income, reducing the burden on the entire country.
Do you or a coworker have a bad habit of leaving dirty dishes in the sink or around the office? Dishwasher phobia is real. This guide is a tongue-in-cheek look at how to get coworkers on board with cleaning up after themselves in the least abrasive way possible. Have a laugh and find real solutions to the sink full of dirty dishes....right next to a perfectly working dishwasher.
In today’s digital world, formatting the perfect resume might not always be enough to land you your dream job. Social media can play a vital role in helping you land the perfect job. It can also become your Achilles heel if you don’t play your cards right.