How to have good feng shui in your boss’s office
Nowadays, offices pay attention to Feng Shui layout, and the boss should pay more attention to it as the core. So what should be the Feng Shui layout of the boss's office?
It is best for the boss’s office to be a suite, with a clerk outside. The outer room should be small, accounting for one-third of the entire office area, while the inner room should account for two-thirds. There is a waiting area outside to attract people. The door of the middle wall between the inside and outside should not be located in the center, but should be located near the entrance of the entire office. Prevent the boss's indoor wealth from leaking out and form a Feng Shui pattern of "the song leads to affection". On the wall of the outer clerk's room, there are company operation boards, flow charts, etc., giving guests an intuitive understanding of the company and facilitating subsequent communication with the boss. Clerk: There should be more flower pots and scenery indoors to protect the freshness of indoor air and make guests feel happy. The wall between the inside and outside should not be made of transparent glass, but should be closed to create a mysterious and implicit atmosphere.
The layout style should reflect the boss’s temperament and character. The Feng Shui layout of an office is different from that of a home. The office should reflect the authority of the owner and the culture of the company, so as to facilitate the implementation of decisions and gain advantage in business negotiations. Sofas, hanging paintings, and decorations should be chosen to be impressive so that outside guests can look up at them instead of looking down at them. All these arrangements should be unified in the Bagua position and color style required by the boss's own numerology.
The seat and orientation of the boss's desk. The boss's desk should not be facing the entrance door, nor should it be turned away from the door. This is called "six clashes". "Six clashes" have the effect of exacerbating conflicts and making everything fail. In rooms with strong lighting, the boss desk should be farther away from the window, while in rooms with weak lighting, it should be closer. The size of the boss's desk should be determined according to the size of the indoor space and the size of the boss himself, and the proportion should be harmonious.
The door to the boss's office cannot be opened from the "backer". That is to say, the direction of opening the door cannot be on the wall behind the boss. This can easily cause the company's subordinates to secretly cause trouble without being aware of it, which will bring unexpected disasters to the company.
The route into the boss room should also be smooth. Although the general manager's room is mostly at the back, the route from the door to the room should not be tortuous, obstructed by debris, or have deep winding paths. In this way, it is difficult for wealth to enter the room, but it will make business development difficult.
The desks of senior leaders, bosses, chairman of the board, general managers and other decision-makers should generally be based on the auspicious direction of the hexagram, that is, the auspicious direction is in the south, and the seats are facing south. In the east, the seats face east.
The desks of middle-level leaders, managers, deputy managers, etc. should generally be based on the four pillars of numerology, that is, if wood is missing, the seat should face east; if fire is missing, the seat should face south, etc.
In addition, the orientation of the office and even the desk should also consider the hydrogeology, environmental landscape, scene image, weather, and internal structural conditions and aura of the office building where the office building is located.
The boss is the core of the entire company. The boss's office feng shui directly affects the company's operations and the company's later turnover, so the boss's feng shui must be the best.