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Decluttering 101: The Power of Mesh Desk Organizer DO01
“A place free of slabs and scraps is a place free of scabs”
-Dimitri Freedom
You work the 9-5 job every day. You wake up in the morning feeling dizzy not because of the whiskey you have drunken the last night but with how disorganized your place is. You jumped out of bed 20 minutes before your Zoom meeting. You suddenly realize that the cigarette butts were on the ashtray flowing and you forgot to throw away the paper plate of Tacos you ate last night. It’s a bachelor’s life you thought. You took a quick hot shower and off you go to your workplace at the side of your couch. You still feel uneasy; a little more irritated. Then the Zoom meeting started and ended an hour after yet still you feel the discomfort. You look around your place and the answer to the question that bugs you suddenly pops in to your mind: you got a place so disorganized. Another questions pops in: how could this be a better workplace?
In article (https://regoslife.com/tag/disadvantages-of-being-disorganized) posted online theymentioned various disadvantages of being disorganized. It was mentioned the following the things that may be an effect of being disorganized. According to the author, having a lot of clutters on your workplace does can mean a sloppy work. Have you observed a fast food crew member? Whenever he makes a burger, what is the first thing that you notice? He carefully places all the ingredients in order. First is the other bun then he puts the juicy patty. He carefully lays the lettuce, tomatoes, onions, sometimes pickles, and other fried foods dressed with garlic cheese sauce and ends with the other half bun. Now, imagine the fellow crew member beside him. He hurries up to put the dressing right after the first bun. Then, he adds
Workplace Pollution and 4 Ways to Improve Indoor Air Quality
Employers must consider how to improve indoor air quality in office conditions because workplace pollution can be detrimental to employees' health. Pollutants can trigger asthma, headaches and other unpleasant symptoms for those who are susceptible.
By addressing some of the common components of workplace pollution, employers can help improve quality of life for their employees.
Workplace Pollution and Its Impacts on the Workforce
Employees are often concerned about workplace air quality. For example:
- Temperatures are too hot or too cold.
- Air ventilation is too drafty or too stale.
- Humidity is too high.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, explains that poor air quality can cause a variety of health issues if not properly addressed. For instance, warm and humid environments can create mold. As the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) explains, many studies show that poorly ventilated workspaces can increase cold and flu germs. The repercussions of these outcomes are obvious: Workers are more likely to be sick or be affected by the poor air quality inside the office environment.
Preventing Poor Air Quality Issues
OSHA requires employers to provide safe environments free of known hazards. Luckily, the AIHA, OSHA and EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) all offer suggestions for how to improve indoor air quality in office conditions. The list below includes some of the common elements of a healthy work environment:
- Clean regularly. Vacuuming and cleaning work surfaces on a regular basis can keep mold spores and dust from building up over time. T
An Unusual Way To Wake Up A Sleepy Meeting
Have you ever heard snoring at a brainstorm meeting? Isn’t it a sign of a total failure? Perhaps snoring is uncommon, but yawning, droopy eyes, heads propped up by the hands are all the ingredients of the same disaster.
A sleepy meeting needs a wake-up call. Otherwise, the brainstorming results can be flushed down the drain.
Why Are People Falling Asleep At The Meetings?
The best way to solve the problem is to eliminate the cause. Your co-workers are yawning because they think the brainstorming session is boring. They are rubbing their eyes due to a lack of energy. They may have woken up too early or haven’t had a wholesome breakfast. Or perhaps they’ve got a stuffy nose.
Another reason is hormones. We are under plenty of stress at work and our bodies constantly release cortisol, adrenaline, and other stress hormones. Eventually, we feel the drawbacks of such hormone rushes. We start falling asleep. In order to avoid this problem, we need to burn these hormones off.
Is Physical Activity The Answer?
Do you know that less than 5% of American adults exercise for 30 minutes every day? This is about how much exercising we need to feel healthy and energetic all day long. Besides improving our daily lives, physical exercise can help us deal with stress. A healthy and energetic body can recover from stress faster and create a better threshold before the drawback occurs.
Is it possible to make your employees or co-workers exercise on their own free time? Not really. However, you can turn the meetings from dull, dreaded, and sleepy into an energetic and resultative endeavor. How? By adding regular cardio exercise to the process. While your team may say “no” to exercising after work, combining brainstorming and workout can look very appealing.
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