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In an era when the corner office has gone the way of the dodo bird, cubicle etiquette has become a hot topic. Companies of all sizes are increasingly opting for open work environments that cost less to build out while maximizing realestate. That’s where a cubicle etiquette policy becomes essential.
She recalls throwing her pen in her cubicle and walking outside in order to calm down after unsuccessful sales calls. Now, Parry is the head of sales for the Los Angeles outpost of Moxion, an entertainment startup. Embracing rejection is the most important thing in sales,” he says. It’s In Our DNA.
” The webinar hosted by Yoni Rouache, Chief Sales Officer at OfficeSpace Software, featured Karen Jarvis, a workplace expert and Operating Principal at DORIS, and Mary Carnes, Workplace Insights and Community Lead at OfficeSpace. This data-driven approach can help justify realestate decisions and optimize operational expenses.
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There’s no commute, no on-site staff, no cubicles or workstations, no front desk, no communal fridge or parking lot, or storage closet. We’re happy to report an average 20% increase in sales inquiries and customer service satisfaction among our customers, as well as 2–3 times quantifiable return on investment.
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