An Office for the Future!
With so many companies vying for new talent and constantly trying different ways to improve their employees’ effectiveness and satisfaction, it is vital to think outside the box, or, in this case, inside the office. This infographic examines how transforming an office into a serene, inviting place to work can amp up the energy level in an organization while simultaneously increasing its overall productivity levels.
2 Comments
KATE SARSFIELD
It’s always puzzled me why so many buildings in the cities are empty after 6pm. It just doesn’t make economic sense to have all that expenditure for it to only be used for half the day and it can make for a bleak and dangerous environment at night. Some office buildings in Dublin are now converting their public areas, canteens, bathrooms etc. into places where the homeless can bathe, be fed a substantial meal and sleep in relative safety. The homeless people then help to clean the area ready for the workers to arrive at 8/9am. This ‘shared’ use of buildiings is proving to be extremely popular and other companies now want to jump on the ‘ethical’ bandwagon to the benefit of all involved.
Rosie
Pretty wild and as far as I know, most people have a traditional office but I don’t know ppl who are around the avante garde