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Desk and office products are über-useful—and have amazing staying power to get brands noticed
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Fun-loving Colorist
When Robert Propst released his cubicle design for Herman Miller in 1967, the intention was to offer employees a greater degree of privacy and personalization than the row after row of desks in an open room. But the uniformity and blandness resulted in Dilbert (and many other cubicle dwellers) to call these spaces "sensory deprivation chambers."
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Lisa Horn
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Since 1998, Lisa Horn, CAS, (a.k.a. The Publicity Gal) has been reporting on the issues that matter most to the promotional products industry. Currently, she writes about brand safety and responsible sourcing on behalf of Quality Certification Alliance (QCA). Reach her at lisa@lisakhorn.com.
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