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Administrative Professional Amber Corey Joins the Team

About 70% of U.S. offices are designed in the open concept style, with low or no cubicle walls. Despite its apparent popularity, recent studies have shown open offices can decrease productivity and overall employee wellbeing. However, I’d like to make a case for open office plans – if used in the right way and with the right company culture, it can create a better sense of community.

Navy Veteran Cody Robey joins OptimumHQ team

The entire sales journey is a process — a process that sometimes can’t be sold right away, nor should it. What does that mean? Read the following true story to discover more.

Even though a variety of platforms may help to improve the organization of a business, there still remains a plethora of inefficient use of labor and inconsistency across the entire company. Find out how to use automation to drive optimal operations from our Q&A with Apruve writer Matt Osborn.

Technology is advancing at a faster pace than most people can keep up with…and business owners are no exception. Running a business requires efficiency, creativity, and just a little bit of coffee. But when you throw ever-advancing technology into the corporate mix, you might just find yourself struggling to figure out which solutions are more important to implement into your company.

Optimum Technologies is recognized by CV Magazine for Best Online Business Management Solution. Read the full press release to learn more.

I went through what I thought was a silly exercise a few years ago. In my perpetual quest to always be improving my personal confidence and also the confidence in others I lead, manage, and work with, I one day looked up the definition of confidence in the dictionary. What happened from there astounded me

Quarter 2 is coming to an end soon…are you planning on sending a quarterly NPS survey for your business? Find out why your NPS scores could be the best indicator of growth in your company, and why you should be conducting NPS surveys with your customers.

What if Sir Isaac Newton had been a salesperson for a day? How would he describe his experience?