"Across many industries, companies are adapting to the changing nature of work by refocusing on a workplace that offers balance, variety, and a sense of purpose. [...] And that, in the end, is what will help companies win the high-stakes war for talent." https://t.co/3sQtEFvrIY
One size does not fit all. Hear from our designers and editors about the buildings and spaces shaping workplace design today in our 31st issue of Dialogue. https://t.co/pHkRPtWLKK #Dialogue31
“Smart chief executives see workplace design as an investment to get the best from their people, rather than a cost to be driven down to the bare minimum.”
How much does workplace design really matter? The Future Workplace report has been published by @raconteur and @thetimes today, exploring why investing in office design is investing in your staff https://t.co/jqOWh7PFFo
. @WHO “cited as risks to mental health inadequate health & safety policies; poor communication & management practices; limited participation in decision-making or low control over one’s area of work; [...] inflexible working hours; unclear tasks or organizational objectives.” https://t.co/VHMnR702G6
“I expect that the organizations that are most successful in our new economic landscape will be those that recognize and seize the opportunity to use workplace as the means to double-down on their greatest asset: their people.” @GenslerOnWork#WorkplaceDesign
“For more than a decade, the Gensler Research Institute has studied the relationship between #WorkplaceDesign and business outcomes.” @GenslerOnWork Co-CEO Diane Hoskins lists 4 data- driven #FutureOfWork insights #EmployeeExperience https://t.co/JLDdgJUYJJ
“The four macro trends shaping the future of the workplace suggest that we are headed toward a future where work and the workplace will be even more focused on optimizing human potential.” @GenslerOnWork#WorkplaceDesign
“Captivating visualizations soon will not be enough to sell a project; firms will need to show that they can back up their predictions with real #data” How has #architecture adapted since this @architectmag hypothesis from 2015? #design@nzarchitecture https://t.co/1ozgWMh9J3
Call me old fashioned but there’s something wonderful about the tactile experience of flipping through a beautifully designed print document. Thanks @HMInsightGroup for the inspiration to get outside & enjoy my #LivingOffice today #HermanMiller#workplacedesign#dataisbeautiful
For more evidence against the open plan ‘witch hunt’ check out our latest report on high performing workplaces >> https://t.co/7wnAusNVqX #bestwork