Over 66% of households own a pet according to the American Pet Products Association, with Millennials taking the largest share of pet ownership at 33%. Compare that to Team Stage data which states that millennials make up 35% (or 1/3) of the current workforce, which means that a good portion of the workforce probably consider themselves to be pet parents.
Since the pandemic, a lot of the benefits of home pet ownership have come to light, and for the workplace the same applies. A few different studies have explored what kind of effect having an office pet (or a few) has had on workers, with a multitude of positive results. Here are the 3 most surprising ins (Read More)
Getting into the most comfortable position for your work throughout the day may not be as cut-and-dry as sitting in an armless office chair. We all like to move around regularly, sit cross-legged, or put our feet up from time to time, but doing that would also require you to find the best configuration for your laptop.
While many offices nowadays prioritize a multitude of workspaces so that employees have the freedom to get the job done in the best environment for them, working from home and allowing yourself some freedom may not always be possible. Luckily, there is a simple tool that can help.
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What is a laptop table?
A laptop stand or lapt (Read More)
Architects, engineers, and even artists all have jobs that require long hours of sitting. But one secret they have about being hunched over a desk all day and reducing the impact that has on their bodies is drafting chairs and stools.
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What is a drafting chair?
A drafting chair is designed for people who work on high surfaces, such as drafting tables, standing desks, or counters. They are taller than standard office chairs, with seat heights typically ranging from 26 to 34 inches, allowing users to comfortably sit or perch at elevated work surfaces.
Whether you require a high surface to complete your work or not, they are made to be ergon (Read More)
Imagine you're in the perfect work-from-home office. You've got the ergonomic, or possibly, gaming chair. You splurged on the luxury mousepad and bought a footrest. You can kick back, type, and grab a snack from your under-desk mini-fridge. That's the life.
If this is your dream but currently your home office is only a boring mini-prison, stay tuned.
Accessories are a great way to add functional and easy-to-use gadgets to your office equipment. They can also add color, playful distractions, or cool tech solutions that you never knew you needed. But the ultimate goal of desk accessories is to help organize the space so that you can work diligently.
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