We don’t shy away from setting personal New Year’s Resolutions or even team resolutions at work, but rarely do we set office resolutions. Yes, there is a difference.

Office resolutions focus more on health and productivity than on specific project goals. They also benefit both employees and employers alike.

We’ve compiled a list of office goals that go beyond both task oriented objectives and decorating a chic workspace:

Meetings have been dubbed the “Productivity killer of the workplace,” with workers spending 31 hours in unproductive meetings a month. (Executives and managers spend between 40-50% of their time stuck in one.) How do employees still manage to get things done? Blame the expanding 60-70 hour workweek.

With so much time spent in meetings and at work in general, it’s no wonder why productivity plummets in the hours during and surrounding a meeting.

While meetings are still necessary to keep employees in the loop, educate them on upcoming projects, and improve their skills through training, not all meetings are created equal.

In fact, the U.S. spends $37 billion on salaries for hours spent in unnecessary meetings. How do you get the most out of meetings? Our favorite way is to schedule them over lunch.

Food not only sustains us, it brings us together. We’re on a mission to make corporate lunch healthier- for everyone.

We understand that a menu can’t be “one size fits all,” especially when trying to accommodate an entire office.

Corporate lunch catering is a benefit meant to show employees they’re valued and create a community within the work place. When one employee misses out, there’s a gap in the chain.

At Rootastes, we strive to offer options for health conscious foodies, picky eaters, and those with allergies.