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Angela Miller's Discussions
Need your VOTE!!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Nicki Laycoax Sep 30.
Good Deeds..Karma...Volunteer..
Started Aug 20
New ideas are just a thought away!
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I would ask about the personality of the company and the owner(s). Are they fun? Are they serious? The last one (dsc) reminds me of tractor supply...if they like the second one, I would move the mulch & more straight up until it rests on supply & ...
Most of us, including myself, hang on to things just because it "still works" or "it's not broken". Now, I'll give you a small break on some of this, but you need to determine when it's time to say goodbye to certain pieces of furniture. This appl...
Look at all that room in A... It's so beautiful and spacious! Definitely A for me! Unless it's for a law firm... Then I'd select B.
IMHO "A" is sleek, stunning, and dare I say, sexy!
"B" not so much.
I vote "A"
Definitely A. I've always been a huge fan of the modern recycled aluminum material. Love the clean look! I was pumped when Apple incorporated it into their product line. You have impeccable timing, I'm looking into new office furniture, how much i...
Not considering price, or the office setting it would go into, my personal preference is A because it is more modern and sleek. They are both nice though.
I like A a little better.
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- How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
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- What is your greatest strength?
- My ability to laugh through tough situations and to make others do the same.
- What are you working on?
- I am working on a quote for new furniture for a company who is expanding. Anyone else need furniture??
- How big is your business?
- small company
- What is your Job Title
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- What is your Personal Website?
- http://amiller417.webs.com - but it's not yet finished...!!
- What is your alma mater?
- Other / out of state
- Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
- Why not join Smaller Indiana? This is where you meet great people who, in return, want to meet you! I would like to be the only resource for commercial furniture on SI, but I know competition is a good thing!
Online Shopping - Good or Bad
Would you buy a chair online? Not just any chair, but an office chair that you sit in for approximataly 8 hours a day? Keep in mind that everyone sits in a chair differently and each chair is made differently....
Are we so price conscious as a society that we forget about value? Just because a chair is inexpensive, does that mean that it is the right value for our personal sit? Sometimes the answer is yes, but most of the time it is not.
I believe that ergonomics are important in choosing a chair that most people sit in for hours upon hours a day. If your chair is uncomfortable for you, you are not productive and it could eventually lead to worker's compensation. Why not detour health issues from the start and spend an extra $100.00 a chair in order to save yourself thousands??
Are we so price conscious as a society that we forget about value? Just because a chair is inexpensive, does that mean that it is the right value for our personal sit? Sometimes the answer is yes, but most of the time it is not.
I believe that ergonomics are important in choosing a chair that most people sit in for hours upon hours a day. If your chair is uncomfortable for you, you are not productive and it could eventually lead to worker's compensation. Why not detour health issues from the start and spend an extra $100.00 a chair in order to save yourself thousands??
Angela Miller's Blog
When is it time to say "goodbye" to your furniture?
Most of us, including myself, hang on to things just because it "still works" or "it's not broken". Now, I'll give you a small break on some of this, but you need to determine when it's time to say goodbye to certain pieces of furniture. This applies to both your home and your office!
1. When you leave your office with pain in your arm, neck, or have a headache almost every day.
This is a sign that either your chair is bad, or you need to adjust your personal work surface.
Let's tackle the firs… Continue
1. When you leave your office with pain in your arm, neck, or have a headache almost every day.
This is a sign that either your chair is bad, or you need to adjust your personal work surface.
Let's tackle the firs… Continue
Posted on November 11, 2009 at 1:06pm —
Comment Wall (36 comments)
- At 10:41am on April 28, 2009,
Ashley R said… - Same here...downloaded to Outlook! I will be there if I get out of work early that day. I have a training class for work on that day that is scheduled till 4, but usually we get out a bit early so I will see you there. I will send you a text that day.
- At 10:28am on April 28, 2009,
Ashley R said…
- Thanks! I signed up as "might be attending" I am off that night so I may come out...you are coming right? lol...
- At 9:47am on April 28, 2009,
Ashley R said…
- it all depends on my work schedule, but will definitely let you know if I can or not. Where is it?
- At 11:15pm on April 24, 2009,
Ashley R said…
- It was fun...you should have came out. I start a part time design job next week, so for the next 8 weeks I won't be out as much at events. I between two jobs and classes that is basically where my life lays until June :(
- At 2:51pm on April 23, 2009,
Charles Shinaver said… - Hi Angela,
I saw that you were on the Business Roundtable Network (BRN) discussion in Smaller Indiana. We have our biggest event in our short history (Jan. 2009 until now) coming up next week. If ever there was a time to get involved with BRN now would be the time. We provide the support and exchange of expertise needed in this economy. We need a core of people (50) who are truly committed to helping each other get through this economy and thrive.
It would be great to have you as a part of that.
Hope to see you next Thursday. See details below.
Thursday, April 30th
4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
At Conquest Racing Headquarters
Get additional information and register in advance by going to our website: www.brncommunity.com
We need you to register because food is being provided by oyster bar and grill – excellent!
We need numbers so we get the right amount of food!
So register now for this FREE event.
I hope to see you there.
Charles Shinaver, Ph.D.
- At 9:40am on April 21, 2009,
DuJuanna C. London said… - I know right? I've been emailing you! I'm doing well; how about yourself?
- At 8:35am on April 1, 2009,
Jeff Echols, CGP said… - Thanks Angela, send your preferred email address to jechols@werk-build.com.
- At 1:39pm on January 22, 2009,
Lorryn Langton said… - I just tagged you for Kyle Lacy's 7 facts about yourself...and urge you to spread it onto 7 people! :)
Thanks for sharing!
- At 8:42pm on January 19, 2009,
Mark Snapp said… - Well, there are a lot of businesses that can lead to projects. Construction company's, architects and development companies can all have potential projects that my company could work on... maybe yours too. One lead you may inquire about that I am still going for is Custom Facilities, Inc. It's an architectural firm right here in Indianapolis that designs and builds auto dealerships all over the country. There might be something there. I'm all about sharing leads.... Hope to meet you at the member event tomorrow!
- At 9:09am on January 16, 2009,
Kyle Lacy said… - Did we meet at Champs about 4 weeks ago?
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