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Work can be a social place if you want it to be. Think about using a bulletin board to help you announce events for work as well as social events. Follow these steps to create an events bulletin board at work.


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    Find an accessible area in the office.
    • An events bulletin board shouldn't be hidden in the back of the office. A little extra wall space in the break room or in the reception area would be a great location for an office events bulletin board. Putting the board in a part of the office that all employees frequent will guarantee that everyone will be able to keep up with the office happenings without having to go out of their way.
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    Give the bulletin board eye appeal.
    • Bulletin boards have the reputation of being boring and unappealing. Use all types of colored, decorative paper to make your work events bulletin board stand out. Include other visuals such as photos or quotes to grab the attention of those in the office. Using a more whimsical theme will also indicate that the material on this board will be anything but lame.
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    Get the word out.
    • Let other employees know what you are doing so the work happenings bulletin board is not a complete surprise. Chances are, if your coworkers know that something new is coming, they will be more tolerable of it once the office addition arrives. Brief them on your intentions with the new employee events bulletin board. If your intention is to create a stronger bond among employees, let them know that. If you intend on posting events you need volunteers for, let your co-workers know that, too. They may be more open-minded to something new if they know the rationale behind its arrival.
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    Enlist the help of others.
    • You will be able to provide more information about events if you ask others to keep their eyes open for potential events for you to announce. Let your coworkers know what types of events you want to post and any other information they will need to help you create a successful bulletin board to display upcoming events.
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    Keep it up to date.
    • An events bulletin board is of no good to anyone if the events displayed have already passed. Be sure to do a weekly sweep of the bulletin board to be sure you are taking down old postings and adding new ones. This will also be a good time to be sure that others that are contributing are sticking to the guidelines you issued about event listings on the bulletin board.


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