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Agreeing on a Home with a Significant Other

You’re in a relationship. You’re happy. You plan on spending your futures together. Now, it’s time to buy a home. While there are probably many things you agree on (you put up with each other, don’t you?), purchasing a home often instigates some heated discussions. It’s a lot of money, and different people have different priorities. However, the process of purchasing a home together should also be exciting. It is, after all, a new chapter in both of your lives.
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What Room Should I Unpack First?

After a household move, when all of your belongings are unloaded, it’s time to unpack. However, with each room adorned with stacks of boxes, the task can seem overwhelming. Each room serves a different purpose, so it is important to determine the areas that are the most vital to you and your family returning to normal, day-to-day life. The first obstacle to overcome is finding the time. Often this means taking off work or, at the very least, splitting tasks on nights and weekends. Once you have free time, you have to systematically set up your new home.
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7 Things You Can Do to Limit Downtime During an Office Relocation

Relocating your office is a costly process for an organization, more due to the loss of your labor force efficiency due to the additional downtime over the actual physical cost of moving. In order to limit the cost of your employee downtime, there are several things that your organization can due. As such, here are 7 things you can do to limit downtime during an office relocation.
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Classy Not Trashy…Items that are a No-No for an Office Environment

Many people are aware of office etiquette, but there are cases where people are simply oblivious to the importance of such details. Not everything is office-friendly. From the racy photos that would leave anyone blushing to the aromatic candles that may make other co-workers sneeze, there are simply some items that should be left at home. The following is a list of ten items that do not belong in an office environment.
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The Disadvantages of Letting Your Employees Help You Move

A move can be one of the most stressful times for a company. Even with the reward of increased revenue, a move will still cause many unforeseen problems and time delays that can bring your entire business to a screeching halt.
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Why Transferring to a New Office May Be Smart

When you think of transferring to a new office, you probably envision the laborious process of moving, and you may even feel a slight bit of anxiety about the move itself. However, there are plenty of reasons why moving into a new office can actually be the smarter choice.
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