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When you sign up for work in an office in Cincinnati you are essentially becoming a member of a team. You’ll have your role to play as you collectively work together to accomplish the goals of your company. As with any kind of team there might be people that get along and others who just don’t fit in. Every office has their “types.” Can you recognize these qualities in your coworkers?
The Borrower
This is a coworker who will stop by your office or cubicle to say hi and ask how you doing. Then they will borrow something. It could be your stapler, a pen or even your printer. Chances are you’ll never see these items again unless you go looking for them.
The Surfer
There’s always someone in your office who’s the first to break news of the world. That’s because they are spending most of their office hours surfing the net. Even though they might be able to explain away some of this surfing as work related chances are they’ve got their Facebook and Twitter account running around the clock.
The Gossiper
Every office has an office gossip. This is the person who knows everything that’s going on with everybody else’s business and they are happy to share that information with whoever asks. The gossip can be a very disruptive element in an office especially if the rumors they are spreading are unfounded.
The Sergeant-at-Arms
This is the coworker who makes sure everyone is following the rules of the office. Whether that’s properly recycling your soda cans or parking in the right space the sergeant-at-arms will remind you where there is an infraction.
The Delegator
One of the most important qualities in a leader is to delegate tasks to their team. However, there are some times when a coworker is delegated the task which they turn around and delegate to you. The question then becomes what are they doing?!
There are many other office types that you spend a lot of your day with in that work environment. Productive work can only happen in a productive space. Even if you can manage all those distinct personalities still might not be able to get your job done right when you’ve got to navigate around all the office clutter. That’s why you should step up and consider hiring professional junk haulers like Junk King Cincinnati to do a sweep through your office to get rid of all the clutter.
We’re not talking about the kind of trash that’s picked up by the custodial crew every night but instead the big stuff that is filling up the storage or creating traffic jams in the hallways. All of this clutter can be removed in one session with a team of professional junk haulers. Once your offices are free of clutter there is no promise those personality types won’t continue to cause disruptions but at least you know you’re working in a clean space.
The difference between an avid collector and a clinically diagnosed hoarder is often in the eyes of the beholder. While a hoarder might think there is nothing wrong with holding onto everything that comes into their possession over the course of a lifetime there are others who say that this kind of collecting creates a health hazard. Compulsive hoarding is not a new phenomenon; it’s just something that has recently been recognized as a serious mental disorder. Many neighborhood associations have banded together to form cleanup crews to help their neighbors tackle these problems. However, a Cincinnati judge hopes to get at the root cause of this condition by requiring those who are charged severe hoarding seek out professional mental health counseling as part of their prohibition.
A dumpster could really be thought of as a magnet that attracts all sorts of undesirable elements. The most obvious is all kinds of vermin. While it might not seem as though rodents can get into a dumpster for some reason they always find a way to especially when there is a good meal at stake. This is the same for folks who like to go dumpster diving. Whether they are looking for a potential discarded treasure or hoping to fill up a shopping cart with recycled bottles dumpster diving is all too common anywhere around these gigantic metal containers. There’s just something about a dumpster compels some people want to open up the lid see what’s inside.
The popular cable channel TLC introduced the phenomenon of hoarding too many Americans through their show “Hoarding: Buried Alive.” On this reality program cameras were taken inside the home of hoarders whose lives have gotten out of control through their obsessive-compulsive behavior. In most instances these hoarders were in complete denial as to their surroundings. Some of these stories were especially tragic when there were innocent animals involved like the house that was overrun with rats while another one was swarming with rabbits. It takes a lot of coordination between professional junk haulers and trained psychotherapist to help these hoarders regain a sense of normalcy. Sadly sometimes after a thorough cleanup these folks go right back to their old habits.
If you’re entering into the real estate market in Cincinnati either to find a home for yourself or as an investment property you should consider the many opportunities there are with foreclosed homes. Don’t let the stigma of the word “foreclosure” dissuade you from checking out these types of properties. In many cases a foreclosed home will be a much better bargain than you could ever find in the traditional real estate market.
A rise in stolen scrap metal has caused the Public Safety Committee of the Cincinnati City Council to get together and discuss a possible ordinance that might put restrictions on the sale of scrap metal within the city. Scrap metal thieves have been targeting pretty much anything they can get their hands on made out of metal. This includes pipes, hubcaps and a whole range of appliances from air conditioners to stoves. Typically, a homeowner or apartment resident might need to replace those big appliance items and ends up dragging the old appliance out to the curb or backyard. This becomes a prime target for scrap metal thieves. What the Cincinnati City Council is looking to do is to cut off their source of revenue by putting restrictions on those who want to sell scrap metal in the city.
Are you ready for some football as in Super Bowl football? While it is sad fact that the awesome Cincinnati Bengals will be sitting out this year’s Super Bowl that doesn’t mean the matchup still won’t be exciting to watch. If you’re throwing a Super Bowl party you might be thinking this is a perfect excuse to finally buy that new big screen television and you would be right! Before you go shopping you should have some considerations in mind not only for the big game day but also for how you plan on using this television for the rest of the year and beyond. Here are some tips to keep in mind as you start the fun of television shopping:
Recently construction crews have begun demolishing the hundred year old Schiel School on Short Vine Street. Since it opened in 1911, literally hundreds of thousands of students have passed through this Cincinnati public school building. The school district sold the building back in 2005 for $1.5 million but the school was allowed to continue using it until the end of this year. This is just one of 10 schools in the Cincinnati district that were targeted for closure and demolition. It’s all part of a $1 billion construction plan to upgrade Cincinnati’s aging school buildings. Building new schools is a good idea for Cincinnati. This will allow students to come to learn in environments that are well ventilated, properly heated and wired for Internet access. But first they have to make room by tearing down all those old schools.
If your home is supposed to be your castle then that would mean you’re bedroom should become your inner sanctuary. After all, your bedroom is where you’ll be spending a large portion of your time in your home. If you spend eight hours at work and eight hours sleeping then clearly you’re bedroom is almost as important as your work environment. In fact, the argument can be made that unless you have a good night sleep you won’t be able to get any work done. All of this comes down to creating that sanctuary for your sleep and that begins and ends with a good mattress. You may not know it but it could be your mattress is stopping you from getting a good night sleep. Consider the following questions with regard to evaluating the status of your mattress: