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5 Ways to Reduce Office Expenses With Favorites Lists
0Favorites Lists are a great tool for saving time and reducing your company’s spend on office products. Favorites Lists can help point users into best value, low cost, items. They also can simplify the search process to find items faster. Favorites … Continue reading
City of Hope Winning Battles Against Great Odds
0I have had the honor of seeing a few of these stories at our annual American Office Product Distributers (AOPD) meetings courtesy of City of Hope. Each one has inspired and moved me to tears. City of Hope is celebrating … Continue reading
Posted in Educational, News, Office Products
Tagged aopd, Century of Hope, city of hope, NOPA, office products charity, Power of Hope campaign
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Is Your Chair Zenful?
0Many years ago the Hag ergonomic chair was going to revolutionize office seating. It was odd looking with no back, a seat, and knee rest, and promoted correct posture with your weight equally dispersed through the knees and seat. I … Continue reading
Posted in Educational, Fun Stuff, Office Products
Tagged ergonomic, exercise ball, hag, innovative office seating, safco, safco seating, zenergy chair
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26 Successful People Who Failed At First
0Did you know Walt Disney was fired by a newspaper editor because he “lacked imagination and had no good ideas?” Kind of ironic, don’t you think? I was just sent this article by Ashley Lutz and Noah Plaue about Walt … Continue reading
Posted in Educational, Fun Stuff
Tagged albert einstein, charles darwin, charlie chaplin, colonel sanders, dick cheney, dr. seuss, failure before achieving success, fred astaire, harland david sanders, harrison ford, henry ford, j.k. rowling, jerry seinfeld, lucille ball, marilyn monroe, oprah winfrey, r.h. macy, sidney poitier, sir isaac newton, sir james dyson, Soichiro Honda, stephen king, steven spielberg, successful people who failed first, thomas edison, vera wang, vincent van gogh, walt disney, winston churchill
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Why is a pound of coffee no longer a pound of coffee?
2My esteemed collegue Dale Bloem made a comment the other day that at first sounded non-sensical, but after some thought made me want to write this. We were talking about trash liners with NEOS Buyer and liner expert, Jared Swanson, who was … Continue reading
You know you are a NEOS employee in June when…
2June is our busiest month of the year. Our furniture business is more than double our next busiest month and all but a few orders are assembled, delivered, and installed, with all packaging removed and recycled by the end of … Continue reading
Posted in Fun Stuff, Office Products
Tagged cardboard, chair, desk, jeff foxworthy, june, office furniture
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8 Things I’ve Learned About Coffee
0I don’t drink coffee. I’ve tried but could never acquire a taste. However, I do find coffee to be very interesting. How many other commodities have become the single reason for the success of several giant corporations, and become such an … Continue reading
Posted in Educational, Fun Stuff
Tagged coffee, coffee belt, coffee trivia, Espresso, ethiopian dancing goats, facts about coffee, goats
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A Comfortable Investment: what to look for when purchasing a new chair
0So often I see customers choosing a new chair based on price or style. These days it’s pretty easy to find a chair, usually imported, under $150 that looks pretty cool. But while it may be easy on the eyes and wallet, it … Continue reading
Posted in Educational, Office Products
Tagged comfortable chair, ergonomic seating, ergonomics, global granada chair, global malaga chair, global seating, Import Office Furniture, investment, office furniture, office health, office productivity, posture, proper seating posture, seating, seating features
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6 Interesting Facts About Allergies
0My friends at Fellowes sent me this article from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. It would seem allergies really are pesky little buggers and do a job on our productivity. I find them to be extremely annoying in … Continue reading

