Speaking of TV station offices, their feng shui considerations are not much different from those of ordinary offices. The office should not be narrow or limited, nor should it be empty and hollow. A narrow and enclosed front area of the office symbolizes a limited development prospect for the company, thus leading to many obstacles and difficulties in development. A back that is empty often results in insufficient strength, weak physical condition, low stability in personnel, lack of employee cohesion, and the absence of supportive people, which can even severely affect the company's overall space for existence.

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If you have been in a company for a long time and feel unproductive, and you are someone who is at high risk of being eliminated, then the most likely feng shui issue is "no support behind," meaning sitting with your back to the door — instead of a solid wall, you are sitting near a window or passage. Such an office position can make employees feel unproductive for a long time. If it is impossible to adjust the office position, you can choose a chair with a high backrest, place a yellowish-brown cushion on the backrest, and put a luck-transferring bottle on the desk. Additionally, placing tall, green plants like bamboo on the left side of the seat can help increase wealth.