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This is a great question, most of our clients will opt for a rental and maintenance contract for their plants. First, this spreads the cost, secondly it includes regular maintenance visits by our trained technicians who take care of the plants and ensure they stay looking healthy and beautiful. What Options Are There to Rent or To Buy?
Other Titles for OfficeManagers: Tell the World What You Really Do. The powerhouses we call “OfficeManagers” tackle challenges that vary from day to day and company to company. That’s why we think one blanket title is too vague to cover all the diverse roles and talents of motivated officemanagers.
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But VP and management spent too long in my opinion weighing all the options. Management entered extreme cost-cutting mode, looked at the trend line for my product, and put it in maintenance/legacy mode. The coronavirus ended up making the decision for us. Those bosses really do still exist, it’s mind-boggling.
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