We’re at an interesting crossroads in office design where many companies are looking for solutions that will help them work better. Some companies are designing their offices in order to work harder, faster, and automate or streamline everything for convenience. Others are taking a different approach, one which will allow them to work slower and with more intention. Does this seem counterintuitive? In our day and age, probably. It’s called “purposeful inconvenient design,” where elements of the office layout create inconveniences which…
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Making Your Office Inconvenient For Employees Can Have These Surprising Positive Effects
Posted on December 22, 2017
