by Platinum Copier Solutions | Apr 15, 2022 | Professionalism
One of the biggest asks of companies on job descriptions is organization skills. Why are organizational skills important? The truth is that the business world is adapting. Only people with strong organizational skills can cope with the developments. Employees with...
by Platinum Copier Solutions | Apr 23, 2021 | Professionalism
Age diversity among workers has brought about generational differences in the workplace, with each generation having unique work beliefs. According to the Society for Human Resource Management, there are about five generations at work today, right from the Silent...
by Platinum Copier Solutions | Dec 11, 2020 | Communication, Office Management & Tips, Professionalism
There is a lot of truth to the saying, “people don’t quit jobs; they quit managers.” By listening to people working under you, you will get many ideas on doing things differently or better to improve business operations. While many managers know the importance...
by Platinum Copier Solutions | Aug 14, 2020 | Customer Service, Document Management, Professionalism
Customer service is a broad concept that covers everything from first impressions to the end of a sale. There are countless opportunities for improvement along the way. One particular area that may need work might come as a surprise. Is your document management system...
by Platinum Copier Solutions | Apr 3, 2020 | Office Management & Tips, Professionalism, Workday Productivity
Perhaps one of the biggest challenges in the workplace is having a productive day. Whether distractions, communication breakdowns, or other issues get in the way, obstacles can reduce productivity by a surprising amount. Fortunately, employees and employers alike can...
by Platinum Copier Solutions | Mar 20, 2020 | Professionalism, Workday Productivity
Professionalism, best defined as workplace-appropriate courtesy, is an essential skill for anyone to have. Employers and coworkers alike look for it in prospective new hires. However, it seems like everyone has their own perception of what professional conduct looks...
