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The modern office is seeing a major design shift as work styles change, mobile device use continues to grow, Millennials enter the workforce, and businesses embrace green, energy efficient technologies.
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I was about 12 years old when I did the most physically demanding thing of my life. As in my whole life, to this day. That was 45 years ago and nothing I’ve done since was more difficult. I’ve run up mountains, competed in triathlons and run ultramarathons, so I consider the bar to be relatively high.
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