There is an overwhelming percentage of people who are unsatisfied with their jobs. With so many people working jobs that have nothing to do with their interests or passion, it’s no wonder that this is the case.
Of course, while everyone wants to work a job they love, the immediate need for money to pay bills forces most of us to settle.
And so we dream of a better job, or often the ability to start a business of our own.
Recently, we released a blog post and infographic about increasing office productivity. It focused on how employers could foster a healthier and more productive work environment for employees.
Of course, there’s only so much that an employer can do.
A lot of responsibility for productivity and efficiency rests with the individual employees.
Your productivity is up to you folks! Frankly, it doesn’t matter how many hours you spend at the office. It matters what you do with them. The more productive you are, the more valuable you’ll be, and the more confident and accomplished you’ll feel.
Environmental conservation is at the forefront of domestic and international discussion. As such, many people ask what they can do to reduce the production of waste in their daily lives.
There are many things we can change at home. But the workplace is equally important considering how much time many of us spend there.
The workplace has also been a place where enormous amounts of paper is used, copied, stored, and wasted.
Distractions are everywhere in the office.
The result is that employees can find it very challenging to remain focused, and often give in to the temptation to check their phone, mess around on the computer, or talk or text their friends.
According to CareerBuilder, one in five employers notice that their employees are productive for less than five hours. The biggest productivity killer is the cell phone. The internet and simple gossip follows right behind. While you can’t get rid of all distractions, you can change the way your office runs to improve productivity on a daily basis.
The average person today has a smartphone in their pocket virtually all day, every day.
With the exception of office access, the average person does not have a fax machine.
So every day people wonder, “Can I fax from my smartphone?”
If you’ve ever wondered if your mobile phone could emulate a fax machine, you’ll be glad to know that technology has indeed made it possible. It’s just one more of a growing list of functions these handy, convenient little devices can perform.
FaxBurner is a simple, elegant iOS and Android app that lets you send and receive faxes online, via email, or using your phone. Get started for free!
