Spring is just around the corner. Here are 3 simple ideas for your business to get you refreshed and ready to tackle anything. Clean Up Your Workspace It’s as simple as doing a good clean of your desk or office! Break out the bleach wipes, go through the papers and consider even going paperless!  Nothing gets you ready for a… Continue reading

February 16, 2017 By: Chelsea Haley, DKI Ventures, LLC As you’ve read earlier this month, workplace camaraderie can help improve productivity. And, employees agree! According to The Conference Board Job Satisfaction survey of 2014, 60.6 percent of workers stated that those around them at work improve their work environment the most. So, if developing friendships in the office can have… Continue reading

Emergency situations can happen in the blink of an eye, especially those that cause water damage. When the worst happens, calling an emergency water damage restoration company can help you get back on your feet quickly. Once you are allowed back into your home and the property is deemed safe, these are a few things you should do after calling… Continue reading

A study by The University of Texas at Austin believes something as simple as the color of your office surroundings can help increase productivity. It’s easy to forget about the walls around you when you’re setting up an office. There are many important things to think about: phone and computer connections, desk, file cabinets, lighting, space assignments, white and cork boards.… Continue reading

Damage from storms or other inclement weather can be hard to plan for. While you do everything you can to plan for predictable or large hazards, many fail to prevent those caused by Mother Nature. However, there are a few things you can do to possibly save yourself from having to call water damage restoration services. Keep Your Gutters Clean… Continue reading

February 1, 2017 By: Chelsea Haley, DKI Ventures, LLC Does your workplace support camaraderie among its team members? A joint study by management professors at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Minnesota shows that friends outperform acquaintances in work tasks. Friends are more committed, more likely to offer encouragement, and communicate more effectively with positive and constructive feedback.… Continue reading