Corporate Clutter
Why does clutter in your office matter?
Because it’s costing you money and credibility with your clients
Clutter isn’t just a problem for people who have a home.
A lot of clutter is generated, stored and taking up space in offices which has an effect on office costs, efficiency, productivity, staff welfare, health and safety, environmental responsibility and lots more issues that affect companies of any size.
What do you think every morning as you get into work and enter your office? What do you see? How does it make you feel? What would it do for you if you could clear your clutter?
You’ve probably become so used to seeing the clutter that you don’t really see it any more, it’s just how it is. But be aware that your clients and, more importantly, prospective clients who you’re trying to impress, see the clutter more clearly than you do. They don’t have to live with it every day, or work around it. It’s not part of their ‘normal’ environment.
If you have clutter on your desk it’s causing a physical barrier between you and the other person. How might that make the other person feel?
Imagine being able to reduce the amount of storage space you needed in your office by just 10%. What impact would that have on:
We’ve worked with businesses and companies in many different ways with the single purpose of reducing their costs by reducing their clutter.
- The cost of your overheads
- The number of people you could fit into a given office, floor or building?
- The amount of daylight coming into a given office, floor or building?
- The welfare, comfort and health and safety risks that apply to your staff and the corresponding increase in productivity as staff enjoy their work and their environment more?
- If you could reduce the amount of storage space you needed in your office by just 10%, would that increase in space enable you to expand your business without having to move offices, or reduce overheads and save money on rent by using less office space or moving to smaller and perhaps more cost effective premises?
To talk to a consultant about how we can help you, simply complete our on-line enquiry form
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