We’ve gotten to the point where we feel we couldn’t function well without our technology, but what about those non-tech, non-powered things that we depend on or enjoy? Some time ago I asked people on Facebook to give me suggestions for such items. Between their thoughts and mine, here are 60 that are worth having at work. What would you add to the list?
- Artwork
- Bandages
- Batteries
- Bible
- Books/manuals
- Can opener
- Cash/coins
- Chocolates
- Cleaning products
- Desk organizers
- Dog
- Duct Tape
- Envelopes (various sizes)
- Erasers
- Dry erase markers/eraser
- Flashlight
- File folders
- First Aid kit
- Food
- Fresh cut flowers
- Garbage can
- Hand sanitizer
- Highlighters
- Hole Punch
- Index cards
- Keys
- Kitchen utensils (various)
- Landline phone
- Labels or labeler
- Letter opener
- Nap Room
- Notepads
- Oxygen
- Paid maternity leave
- Paper
- Paperclips
- Paper cutter
- Paper plates/cups
- Paper towels/napkins
- Pens
- Pencils
- Pencil sharpener
- People
- Plants
- Ruler/yardstick
- Scissors
- Stamps
- Stapler
- Staple Remover
- Sticky notes
- Sticky hooks/strips
- Tissues
- Toilet paper
- Truthfulness
- Typewriter
- Utility knife
- Water
- Whiskey, Scotch or Gin
- Whiteboard/dry erase board
- Wrapping paper/gift bags
How many of these items can you find at your workplace? Maybe you could do a scavenger hunt with your colleagues and have some fun!
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