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Three Reasons Movement is Good for You at Work

We all know exercise and a balanced diet are no-brainers for healthy living, but as we move through the year, here are three reasons why moving around is also good for you at work. According to several research studies, movement at work is great for productivity and worker wellness. Whether you own the business or climb the corporate ladder, everyone can get on board with improved efficiency and a healthier lifestyle. From a great task chair to walking breaks, let’s dive in.

Three Reasons Movement is Good for You at Work
Office Furniture, Office Supplies
Rebecca Green
How to Optimize Desk Space

Everyone has different styles and methods for getting work done. While some are overwhelmed or distracted by the slightest bit of disorder, others can work breezily surrounded by a mess. Regardless of your style or preference, having an organized workspace is guaranteed to increase productivity, not to mention comfort and peace of mind.

How to Optimize Desk Space
Office Furniture
Rebecca Green
The Advantages of Purchasing High-Quality ...

According to Forbes, each year, businesses in the United States buy a staggering 16.5 million chairs. American consumers also add another 12 million to that number yearly. If you have worked in an office before, then you understand the importance of chairs. However, not all chairs are created equal. Here is why you need to purchase high-quality office chairs.

The Advantages of Purchasing High-Quality Office Chairs
Rebecca Green
Digital verses Paper
Digital verses Paper

Paul Austin

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Paul is a 31-year veteran of Warden’s Office Products Center. Paul began his career in the retail store section of Warden’s in 1987 and eventually transitioned to space-planning/design in the office furniture department. Paul used his attention to detail – literally using a manual ¼” scale – to become self-sufficient in this rapidly developing customer need of the late 80’s/early 90’s – prior to any CAD – computer aided design – software programs becoming available. Today, Paul’s creative eye and precise attention to detail helps create office layouts in the most challenging of building/floor restrictions. Married for 34 years, Paul has 2 grown children, 1 grandchild and another grandchild due in mid-2019. In his personal time, Paul enjoys road trips with his wife Jenny, and spending time in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Rebecca Green

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Rebecca has been with Warden’s since 2002.  She has a combined 25+ years in the office furniture industry and has a degree in Architectural Design. Rebecca works with sales reps and customers to create the customers desired final result. “Creating designs in 2 and 3 dimensional drawings helps the customer see exactly what we are proposing to the customer.” Detailed specification lists and assisting the customer with colors and finishes that tie the whole project together. In 2010, Rebecca accepted additional marketing responsibilities at Warden’s. From email blasts to the website, business cards to print media, Rebecca is responsible for design, integration, and timelines of the company marketing needs. Rebecca is married with 2 children and in her free time she loves to spend time outdoors with her family and 2 dogs. 

Sean Keon

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Sean has been in the office furniture business for over 40 years, dating back to 1977 when one could still smoke in the office, at your desk! Sean started his OP career in the Sacramento area and then relocated to the Bay Area for 20 years. Sean has been at Warden’s now since 2005, in the capacity of the Senior Furniture Account Executive. Married for 43 years and having 3 grown daughters, Sean and his wife have 9 grandchildren ages 3 to 16. Sean builds hot rods in his spare time and loves taking the RV out to do a little camping to enjoy the outdoors!

 
 

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