For 5 years, Office Divvy has welcomed high-school and college students to delve into the digital world and gain an in-depth understanding of each moving part that goes into creating and running a business successfully.
How’s working at Office Divvy? There’s an entire article about how I became an Intern at a Startup, about how that was my first job (you should totally read it!). Now here I am in my last week at Office Divvy (By the time you read this, in fact, I may be already gone…
The traveling distance between Shelton, Connecticut and Palm Coast, Florida is 1,070.7 miles – or a straight 16 hour drive (not including traffic and bathroom breaks). That’s exhausting, but a lot of people do it.
Some people can’t even function in the morning without having that first mug of joe. Whether you instant, brew, or k-cup your caffeine, you don’t have to be a coffee guru to understand why people drink coffee.
All new jobs, if they’re really new, come with some degree of intrigue. However, there’s something about that first job that always makes them feel momentous, like you’ve conquered something major. And you have done just that–no matter how modest the job may seem.
An Office Divvy Team Product Review We asked some of our team to give their opinion of Pixabay, a stock image licensing service designed to benefit both the artist and the searcher/seeker. Monica, an Office Divvy junior associate, and amateur photographer, took the lead in creating an account and uploading a picture. Here’s Monica’s take:
Thin Mints, Samoas, Tagalongs… Oh My! You know very well that working from a home office could be a blessing and a curse. Working from home is a privilege and has so many advantages, but it also comes with problems such as isolation (having nobody around to bounce ideas off of, collaborate, to tell a joke to) and distractions (do we really need to name them? Okay: Refrigerator, TV, Laundry, […]
An Office Divvy Team Product Review We asked some of our team to give their opinion of IMGembed, a stock image licensing service designed to benefit both the artist and the searcher/seeker.