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How To Create A Healthier Work Environment

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If you are running an office, you want the place to improve and progress every time. Whether if it’s just to guarantee results and increase the company’s income or just because of the fact that you want your employees to feel better while they’re working, these are some tips you might find helpful.

The Office Setup

Your office must be a place in which your employees are happy to come every morning, even when it’s raining or snowing outside and they have to get a train to get there. Now, the first step in order to create a better working space is to keep the office clean, with a nice ventilation system and (possibly) an updated equipment. Once that part is covered you can start to think about your employees.

What’s Important When It Comes To Interpersonal Relations

First of all, the most important part you have to clarify with your employees is that there must be a wall between you and them. You are not there to have fun and they are not supposed to come in every day with the idea of being in a theme park. It’s important, of course, to create sociable events and breaks from the working life, so they can reboot their brain, but don’t exaggerate.

Train The Slow Ones Who Want To Deliver

If someone is missing results but has a high hunger to deliver them, then chances that he missed something are pretty high. First of all, it’s important for you (the boss) to understand which areas is he/she missing and how he/she could better improve. It’s essential to state with them the fact that you appreciate their hunger and willing to help the company (you don’t find many of these around) so try not to break their will of doing it, because most of the times, that doesn’t come back.

Give Your Employees A Sense Of Progression

An employee can get bored easily, especially if he senses the fact that he will be chained to one single task forever. To better break this barrier, try to kill their routine sometimes with new tasks, tests and training. When that usually gets done, an employee will feel the fact that his/her boss is considering him/her an important part of the company and he’s willing to help his fellow employees progressing with him. In the end, it’s all about being a leader and not just “the boss”