"office tour" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a guided or structured visit of a company's office or workplace. Example: The new employee was given an office tour on her first day, so she could familiarize herself with the layout and meet her colleagues.
I continued my office tour.
"This is the executive wing," Mr. Marth deadpans during an office tour.
Before the Oval Office tour, they gathered in the Roosevelt Room and Mr. Obama invited each to speak.
He's worked his obsequy on Herb with enough success to be granted the role of office tour guide.
The week of the "Zappos Insights" seminar, Dawn Hooper, a forty-year-old former massage therapist who was applying for a position on the Customer Loyalty Team, took a mandatory office tour, along with a retired United Airlines flight attendant named Skip Jourdan.
Epler, who joined the company as an editorial assistant fresh out of college, in 1984, and went on to become editor-in-chief in 1996, publisher in 2008, and president in 2011, seemed to be giving not an office tour so much as a museum one, especially when she opened the door to a small room containing one copy of each of nearly all of the more than thirteen hundred books published here so far.
The course covered Web design, mobile apps, and how to program robots with the Python coding language; this year, it expanded to other cities, and featured office tours of Twitter, Google, Microsoft, and Facebook.
We had a preference for people with field management and/or sales training or who had done corporate office "tours of duty".
Eventually, smartphones will fully integrate with corporate office systems, predictive analytics will make it easier to target buyers and renters and virtual reality will make home and office tours more efficient, if not entirely unnecessary.
Their video office tours try to give potential employees an insider's view of what it looks like to work for companies like Facebook and Uber or Adidas and The Gap.
Next to the Grande Arche is the site of what was to be a 71-story office tower, Tour Signal, commissioned with much fanfare in 2008 to the French architect Jean Nouvel.
