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Major online retailers have greatly changed customer expectations regarding the speed of shipping when buying from any business. To meet the demands for faster shipping, many companies are establishing warehouses in new locations, leading to increases in costs.

Guest post by Marné Amoguis.  Marné holds a B.A. in International Business from UC San Diego. She is a contributing writer at 365businesstips.com where she loves sharing her passion for digital marketing. Outside of writing, she loves traveling, playing music, and hiking.

Guest post by David Cruz. David has been a freelance writer for nearly five years, covering a wide array of topics ranging from FinTech to residential real estate. 

As the brunt of the COVID pandemic has begun to abate, many companies are reopening their doors to employees in varying capacities. People are going back to their desks, cubicles, and common areas such as lunchrooms and meeting spaces where most of the workplace germs and viruses are transmitted through human contact and shared surfaces.

If you’ve ever looked at your rent bill with confusion, you’re definitely not alone. Understanding the math behind your monthly rent dues could be perplexing, especially if you only skimmed over the agreement when you leased the space.

Commercial lease agreements can be lengthy and complex documents. Extracting key information from a lease can be time-intensive and extremely difficult. A lease abstract is a concise, easy-to-understand summary of a lengthy lease agreement. It also provides the structure for easy referencing in the original lengthy lease document. A lease abstract summarizes key points in a commercial lease, including legal, financial, and business information about tenants, landlords, and investors. Lease abstracts can also highlight errors, inconsistencies, and missing information that can be vital to an informed decision.

Guest blog by Matt Casadona. Matt has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a concentration in Marketing and a minor in Psychology. He is currently a contributing editor for 365 Business Tips. Matt is passionate about marketing and business strategy and enjoys the San Diego life, traveling and music.

A lot has changed in recent times especially with the way we work. The concept behind what makes a workplace sustainable has also changed in the last few months. Today, employers are focusing more on how technology impact employee health and wellness, to achieve a truly sustainable workplace that is eco-friendly, cost-efficient, and health-conscious. In this article, we are going to explore three ways to create a sustainable workplace with technology.

The pandemic has forced many companies to foray into remote working as a way to thrive during the lockdown. As employees are preparing to return en masse to the physical office, many employers are considering implementing the hybrid model. Companies have seen the benefits as well as the consequences of working remotely. A hybrid workplace model helps companies to be able to take advantage of both the remote work experience as well as the traditional office setting. In this article, we are going to explore the five ways to implement the hybrid work experience.