Cubicle life and the push for flexible office space
The piece examines office culture and the move toward open and flexible workspaces. It cites the GSA's Auburn Washington reorganization to an open plan and movable modules to boost collaboration and productivity, noting privacy and noise concerns from workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. General Services Administration
Auburn
Wash
Kevin Kampschroer
GSA
Public Buildings Service
Washington
Building Services Group
Kampschroer
Patrick Sauer
Inc. Magazine
Life At Work
BuffaloCODY expands workforce and aims for growth abroad
BuffaloCODY moves to Kirkwood Community College campus and plans to add 70 part time staff in Cedar Rapids over 60 days and 10 to 20 full time roles in six to nine months. The firm, with 1,200 employees and 400 clients in the US, Canada and Europe, sells alumni fundraising and enrollment management software to colleges and nonprofits and is exploring a Toronto office to tap Canadian growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Tade
the Gazette
Buffalo Cody
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood
George C. Ford
Negarette Edar Rapids
Buffalocody
Canada
United States
Europe
Cambridge University
Anamosa
al Ruffalo
Ruffalo Cody
Ruffalo
Oon
Buffalo
Summit
Ascend
Toronto
Town Centre
Ruffalocody
Inventor Lets Creative Name Sell Salve Butt Paste Story
George Boudreaux, a retired Louisiana pharmacist, built a diaper rash salve named Butt Paste. The catchy name attracted national attention from Oprah and Leno and even appeared on a NASCAR car. Created in Covington in the 1970s, the product found buyers as mothers sought his ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Oprah Winfrey
ESPN
Louisiana State University
Jay Leno
Kim Crosby
Boudreaux
Covington
New Orleans
George Boudreaux
Louisiana
Circle K Kiddie Ranch
Orange
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amy Joyce
Washington Post
Tan
Buttpaste