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After great consideration, the time has finally come for an office renovation. There is big excitement in the air and you can’t wait to start working in your new office space. But the excitement is soon short-lived as you realize you’re going to have to work with noise, dust and the confusion. We’ve put together a few tips to help you manage this exciting yet frustrating time. Craft a renovation strategy. To get the best return on your investment you have to create a well thought out strategy for creating a new and improved office space. The first part of your strategy should be creating an estimated renovation budget. Add up the costs of construction, needed materials, new furniture, labor, etc., and make sure to leave some room for unexpected costs. Next, you are going to have to plan what you’ll do with employees during the renovation. Can they continue working in the construction area or do you have a vacant space you can relocate them to? Lastly, plan your office sp

As COVID-19 continues to be a threat, more and more people are now working from home, many for the first time. One of the first things you have to do if you are going to work from home is to set up a work-from-home space that’s as functional and comfortable as possible. Whether you are self-employed or working for a company, take time to formalize a professional working space that divides your office from your personal spaces. Working from home offers many advantages, including the flexibility of setting your schedule and saving time and money by eliminating your daily commute. However, that said, setting up a home office requires a significant change if you’re used to working in a formal office setting. It takes a bit of planning and effort to make sure this space boosts your efficiency and productivity. Pick the right spot. Identify your WFH spot where you think you will be the most productive. Living in a tiny apartment or sharing a space might limit your options but in a la