Cubicle Coffee

   Coffee Happiness is a sensational experience that lends its' magic throughout the workday. Basic cubicle coffee describes a complimentary cup of the famous office commodity. Consider photographic scenes of nostalgia - a personnel member turns aside from their busy workstation to enjoy the steamy coffee cup, it all just seems natural. Since then, through the years and no matter what time of day - a fresh cup of coffee remains in tiptop workspace order. For some, this blended beverage dominates the scene of business and continues today - as a medicinal benefactor. But in most cases, obtaining the cup of coffee is an equally challenging task. While modern cafe commuters have supported and opposed any travel to an outside beverages' entity - the process of leaving your cube, solely to return with coffee may be considered as a coffee run. Once you've come into the cube - a few minutes will pass before that first scheduled cup. Unfortunately, If you find yourself being forced to quickly and quietly make the mad dash (of an empty coffee cup emergency) without any real promises of replenishment - what will happen? Consider a new coffee cup replenishment routine. Step One : Since most office coffee trips happen during normal business hours, some personnel members try to limit their coffee cup travel and prep efforts to five minutes or less. To your Satisfaction _ Charting the (hourly) points of an activity, such as the task of replenishing an empty coffee cup and successful delivery in a few unrecognizable minutes - helps to inform even the most anxious individuals. Strange opposition may present itself, where the state of your daily coffee mug will almost always have a disagreeable outcome. Sometimes the path to reach this office staple remains unclear or you have found that more than a few people also await its' comfort to your untimely dismay. Has the supply of your favorite stock plummeted recently? Would you like to get past the usual coffee space crowd, also while navigating any disruptive coffee pot traffic? There is an easier way to make this work. Step Two : Print the JavaBlog worksheet (included) Begin your day as you always have - with the exception of this new worksheet or tool. Analyse the distance between your workstation and the office coffee pot. Are you able to walk to, glance or reach over and pour a cup with ease in under five minutes? Arrange your work hours on the sheet to reflect all desired coffee trips - this sheet will show any available slots when completed. Decide on your marks - I have used the ✓- and × -  numbers also indicate a desired time or whatever you choose alphanumeric there are no wrong answers here. A simple mark will let you know if time within that hour is available to replenish your cup. If you have designated a time that has slipped the morning memory of your coworkers? place a happy +5 minutes to spare. If you get to the desired time for a coffee run and a small crowd has assembled near the coffee pot - place one sad -0- in that slot as shown. Although my workday shift began at 730am - if you must Begin the day with a full coffee cup (It's a Happy Java Day!) Count the usual workday intake or identify your daily coffee cup numbers - as well as how often during any shift, you frequent the coffee pot area. I have designated two (2) cups for the day and those times are varied, according to my own need of a JavaCoffee gratification - 7am & 2pm (provided). In Review _ Observe all coffee pot activity by monitoring both the coffee pot area and product availability. How will your midday coffee run be affected by a fifteen - minute coffee pot fix? If you glance over to find that quite a few people have also waited on this cup since leaving their trusty pot at home or any other undisclosed location, check the coffee pot area in an hour. Hopefully, this time will offer you a cozy little quiet spot around the fragrant coffee pot. Follow your suggested trip schedule and observe any adverse indicators along the way to your nearest coffee pot. For example, crowds of people or a shortage of your favorite ready-made beverage - both could present a problem with your timing. *If the coffee pot area is a shared space or other employees enter to tidy/restock _ those times also may not be ideal. If the complimentary supplies are scarce, reserve the time to incorporate your favorite ingredients like cucumber-infused coffee water. Are you a picky sipper or detail-oriented? _ really get in there with minute by minute specifications and flavoures such as kiwi-fruited coffee water : whatever your taste calls for. Jot your findings throughout the day, within each timeframe - tabulate the results after a few days. Step three : Finally, if your cube rests amid the bustling floor of about 100 employees give/take _ you will get better results by repeating steps one and two - until their time(s) rest well within your best office travel designation. Imagine the potential of your onsite success, simply by analysing the temperature of an everyday work environment. By utilizing this basic tool of time-saving estimation, you may proceed to the coffee pot area with an almost tabulated convenience. Each step has a designated stride - thereby productively maximizing your office coffee run schedule. When your days on the job are just as efficient as the task itself -  creative Java juices prevail.  Print a completed worksheet to share with fellow co-workers, compare your lists and organize this year's Boss'Day Holiday onsite celebration. *step three_ Unless you're okay with wasting your precious coffee breaktime - continue in traditional ways to sip the day's Java. But If your time is super - valuable and you don't have it to waste, even if it's for a tabulation - attach one small sticky note labeled  __  time/no time - within each space (remove as necessary). &Remember, no matter how you come up with plans to replenish your coffee (when it comes to the savory taste that a smooth cup of Java provides) - anytime is your best time. Happy Pens and Pencils! &Have a Happy Java Day. MB <<//☕//>> tks 🍵 visit MeredithBell.com to enjoy othr CoffeePortfolia _ JavaCoffee BloG entries! 

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