Office Wellness Should Be More Than Just A Marketing Ploy
Open office has gone from celebrated trend to frustrating environment for office workers. It is often because companies forget to design with wellness in mind.
Open office has gone from celebrated trend to frustrating environment for office workers. It is often because companies forget to design with wellness in mind.
Though the backlash against open offices has been widely recognized, office tenants will keep wanting places to meet and connect. So where to put them?
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To entice employees back to the office, companies will need a new type of space that prioritizes well-being and location preferences. Cue Seven Tower Bridge.
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