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Experienced based workplaces are a relatively new phenomenon in the way we think about office culture and careers. Check out this blog post to learn more.
Open offices are becoming more and more widespread and popular. Designing an open office for your company is both affordable, efficient, and caters to collaboration among your teams. While it can be a big asset for your team in both budget and teamwork, it can also prove to be a major hindrance for privacy and sensitive projects.
Your work environment should be all based on the effectiveness and wellbeing of your team. Conference rooms, offices, workspaces, should all promote motivation, great work, and effective teamwork. However, we all know this to be true. What about your kitchen and common areas? Introducing your workforce to a workplace cafe brings a whole suite of perks
Tables are ingrained in our working environments. We base our work on it, store supplies on it, collaborate on them, among all the other tasks that come across our desks throughout the day. They’re simply a necessary tool to get things done. Many people go about their options and deciding factor all wrong, so here’s the top 5 mistakes that you’re making when choosing an office table.