Crafting The Perfect Office: How A People-Centric Approach Can Revitalize Post-Pandemic Workspaces

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What's going on in the world of work? ??:

???? WeWork India stands strong amid WeWork Global's financial turbulence:

While the global entity faces significant losses and liquidity challenges, WeWork India, backed mainly by the Embassy Group, assures that these global developments won't affect its operations. Read full digest??.

?? Libraries as coworking centers? You bet!:

As remote and hybrid work models become the norm, libraries are evolving to meet the needs of today's workforce. From creating coworking spaces to building professional and social ties, libraries are no longer just sanctuaries of knowledge; they're accessible and affordable workspaces. Read full digest??.

?? The battle over corporate diversity efforts is heating up in the U.S. :

Legal groups are challenging companies like Target and Kellogg's over their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. While some argue that these efforts are discriminatory, others see them as essential for a more inclusive workplace. Read full digest??.

In Numbers We Trust 1??2??3??

?? 77% of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have found that adopting flexible work practices has boosted their profitability.

?? 66% of finance execs expressed that they would likely resign if forced to work full-time from the office.

?? 28% of respondents of a Reuters/Ipsos poll use ChatGPT regularly at work, while only 22% stated that their employers explicitly permit the use of such tools.

??? New Future of Work Podcast episode coming out this Sunday with Joshua Michael Jahani , Managing Director of Jahani and Associates

Crafting The Perfect Office: How A People-Centric Approach Can Revitalize Post-Pandemic Workspaces

Yong In of Unispace shares four ways employers looking to up their in-office attendance can consider taking a people-first approach to office design. In collaboration with Work Design Magazine

• More than half (58%) of employees around the world say that they struggle to effectively carry out their core role in their current office environment.??
• Rethinking how the office is designed based on how employees like to work is crucial to ensuring workers of all stripes can be as happy and productive in the office as they are at home.?
• When a company understands the individual needs of each team member, they can intentionally craft a people-first space that will optimize the experience of working.??

Ironically, the multibillion-dollar industry designed to create spaces where people can get work done effectively and efficiently seems to be somewhat out of touch with employee needs.?

According to a?recent report, more than half (58%) of employees around the world say that they struggle to effectively carry out their core role in their current office environment. As more organizations begin to shed pandemic-era remote work allowances and mandate in-office attendance, rethinking how the office is designed based on how employees like to work is crucial to ensuring workers of all stripes can be as happy and productive in the office as they are at home.?

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