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the $15,000 coffee fund, the cheapskate executives, and other stories of office coffee wars

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The office manager is responsible for ordering things/keeping them stocked. Office manager called in maintenance but they were estimating that it wouldn’t be online until late afternoon/next business day. The teabags I worked in one office that provided coffee and, theoretically, tea. totally free to employees.

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the 18-month coffee debate, and other stories of office coffee wars

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People who manage the cash boxes. Somebody in housekeeping whose responsibility is to manage cash logistics. Some other person in sales who hands out coffee, sugar, and milk (but needs a receipt for everything). Cash boxes on every floor where you are supposed to pay your bill.

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boss responds to every email with “calm down,” my office is overrun with buzzwords, and more

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I work as a sales assistant to our sales team, so me keeping a cool head is very helpful (I think). Would it be okay to list the last two roles as one line like “Office Manager/Coordinator” (assuming those were my real titles)? It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. I have an issue with my interim boss.

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Here are 17 Quick Ways to Improve Communication in the Workplace

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This was echoed in our recent State of the Office Manager report (a first of its kind survey of hundreds of office managers from around the U.S.) A satellite engineering office in another city, or even another country? An outside sales crew that doesn’t come into the office? Conclusion.