All Things Admin® Blog
How to Help Your Company Develop a Complete COVID-19 Return-to-Work Plan
Restrictions that are in place as a result of the coronavirus pandemic are beginning to lift. It is vital for your organization to start putting together a plan to return to the office now, so you are ready to safely reintegrate back into the workplace when the time...
Disaster Preparedness Profile: Office Flood
Julie Perrine, Founder and CEO, All Things Admin Over the past few weeks, you’ve heard stories about the disasters my team members have faced. Now, I’d like to share a few of my experiences from the 2008 Iowa floods when my husband and I lived in Cedar Rapids. I used...
Disaster Preparedness Profile: Various Disasters
Suzanne Bird-Harris, Webmaster at All Things Admin While most of us at All Things Admin have a disaster or two under our belts, Suzanne Bird-Harris has experienced more than her fair share. In May 2006, she lost her home and everything in it to an electrical fire. The...
Disaster Preparedness Profile: House Fire/Arson
Christine Morris, Operations Support at All Things Admin One day, Christine Morris and her family were posing in front of the castle at Disney World. The next, she was standing in the smoldering rubble of her home, lost in a fire that would eventually be deemed arson....
Disaster Preparedness Profile: Monsoon/Home Office Flood
Amber Miller, Online Business Manager at All Things Admin Amber lives in Phoenix, AZ where monsoons seemingly come out of nowhere with very little warning. The monsoon in July 2017 was no different than any that came before it. There was one factor that was different,...
Disaster Preparedness Profile: Wildfires
Stephanie Berry, Writer and Editor for All Things Admin Stephanie lives in a fairly rural valley in southern Oregon where wildfires are always a concern. However, they are generally limited to the mountains surrounding the area. While a wildfire had never directly...
Beware of the Dangers of Being a Workaholic
Chances are you know a workaholic. You might even be one yourself. You know the type. They’re the first one in the office each day and the last one to leave each night. It’s not surprising to see them working from home over the weekend, or cutting their vacation short...
Job Burnout: How to Identify, Manage, and Avoid It
by Suzanne Bird-Harris, CEO, Fly Rod Media LLC “Burnout” is a term coined in the 1970s by American psychologist Herbert Freudenberger. He defined it as “the extinction of motivation or incentive, especially where one’s devotion to a cause or relationship fails to...
5 Self-Care Habits to Support Your Mental Health
Let’s face it: 2020 has taken a toll on just about everyone’s mental health. From the pandemic and quarantine to riots and political unrest, it’s safe to say that many of us have experienced moments of anxiety, fear, or even depression over the past few months. When...
5 Simple Tips for Healthy Eating
You worked through your lunch break and had to settle for a candy bar from the vending machine. Your executive brings in pizza and the salad that you so carefully packed this morning sits uneaten in the breakroom fridge. You’re tired and stressed at the end of the day...
The Importance of a Consistent Self-Care Routine
If there were ever a year to establish and focus on consistent self-care, it’s 2020. Working from home. Figuring out remote learning. Following new safety protocols. Revamping or creating procedures for how we get things done. There is a sense of overwhelm and...
