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Designing an Enticing Office. We know what works: why don’t we do it?
Welcome to my insightful podcast episode featuring the brilliant Nigel Oseland. A compelling discussion where Nigel and I examine the future of workspaces—balancing the home office and the traditional office environment.
Nigel, alongside my thoughts, navigates the pros and cons of working from home versus the office, touching on crucial aspects like productivity, creativity, and that ever-elusive work-life balance.
We delve into the necessity for physical offices in the modern age, the impact of hybrid working, and the evolution of both workplaces and work habits post-COVID. Hear about personal experiences and expert opinions mixed with a bit of humour as we share why some prefer solitude and others need office life.
Join us for a thought-provoking journey where we question how to make workplaces more inviting, the importance of providing a sense of belonging, and the essential role of well-designed spaces in creating collaboration and innovation. You'll also learn about the hidden challenges of managing hybrid teams and the overlooked skills required for effective management in this new era.Whether you're an advocate of the home office or a staunch supporter of traditional workspaces, this podcast offers a balanced view sprinkled with enlightening anecdotes and practical insights.
Don’t miss this episode if you're eager to understand what the future holds for our workplaces and how to navigate the shifting dynamics of work life.
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The Enticing Workplace: Attracting People Back to the Office By Nigel Oseland and Gary Raw In partnership with MillerKnoll, Workplace Trends and Audiem (see https://bit.ly/46q8Iyk ) explores what factors influence preferences around place of work.
This report was then the touchstone for a discussion by an expert panel, which included the two authors, reported at length in an In Magazine supplement (see https://bit.ly/3YleNdz ).
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By Guy OsmondWelcome to my insightful podcast episode featuring the brilliant Nigel Oseland. A compelling discussion where Nigel and I examine the future of workspaces—balancing the home office and the traditional office environment.
Nigel, alongside my thoughts, navigates the pros and cons of working from home versus the office, touching on crucial aspects like productivity, creativity, and that ever-elusive work-life balance.
We delve into the necessity for physical offices in the modern age, the impact of hybrid working, and the evolution of both workplaces and work habits post-COVID. Hear about personal experiences and expert opinions mixed with a bit of humour as we share why some prefer solitude and others need office life.
Join us for a thought-provoking journey where we question how to make workplaces more inviting, the importance of providing a sense of belonging, and the essential role of well-designed spaces in creating collaboration and innovation. You'll also learn about the hidden challenges of managing hybrid teams and the overlooked skills required for effective management in this new era.Whether you're an advocate of the home office or a staunch supporter of traditional workspaces, this podcast offers a balanced view sprinkled with enlightening anecdotes and practical insights.
Don’t miss this episode if you're eager to understand what the future holds for our workplaces and how to navigate the shifting dynamics of work life.
Related Blog
The Enticing Workplace: Attracting People Back to the Office By Nigel Oseland and Gary Raw In partnership with MillerKnoll, Workplace Trends and Audiem (see https://bit.ly/46q8Iyk ) explores what factors influence preferences around place of work.
This report was then the touchstone for a discussion by an expert panel, which included the two authors, reported at length in an In Magazine supplement (see https://bit.ly/3YleNdz ).