“Shrinking” Office Space: Why the Workplace is Getting Smaller

There is one recent trend in business culture that is particularly notable and carries several sweeping implications, which is the trend toward the “shrinking” of office spaces. Looking Back According to an article published by the LA Times, American employers once calculated anywhere between 500 and 700 square feet of office space per each individual
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Virtual Teams and Their Impact on the Corporate World

As we advance through the Information Age at light speed, a new form of corporate infrastructure has emerged in the workplace.  Network organizations, or virtual teams, are groups of qualified individuals dispersed across different time zones, cultures, languages, ethnicities, and skill sets, brought together by a common professional goal. Technology and virtual impact Virtual teams
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Balancing New Standards in Job Culture

When examining the shifting sands of today’s employment practices, it is clearly evident that traditions and paradigms are shifting faster than many companies can keep up with.  Countless organizations still find themselves utilizing previously solid and reliable methodologies that have since lost their foundation. Keeping abreast of the trends and changing tides of the workforce
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Telecommuting on the C-Suite Level

Telecommuters, or employees who work for an organization without commuting to a central place of work, have often been associated with having lower-level or even entry-level positions.  However, more recently, it has been discovered that the reality of telecommuting is actually quite different.  Telecommuting, or remote work, has become a more viable option at all
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