Another problem with cheaper calculators is their tendency to break or stop operating much sooner than the top quality models. By investing a bit more upfront on quality calculators, it’s possible to save money in the long run. First and foremost, your employees will find it easier to do their jobs with the right calculator – and other office equipment for that matter. In addition, you’ll gain a long term asset that doesn’t need to be replaced every other year due to malfunction. And of course, you’ll benefit from an intangible win as well… workers who have the proper tools for the job tend to be happier. Although it’s unlikely you’ll be able to measure it, the goodwill you’ll create with your staff will go straight to your bottom line.