WTF is Happening to the Office?

In Part 2, Adam Riggs dives deeper into how prioritizing the end user experience can revolutionize productivity and employee satisfaction.

In Part One, technology expert Adam Riggs discusses the importance of considering end-user experience in workplace technology, focusing particularly on Microsoft Teams' role in facilitating remote collaboration.

In Part Two, DesignIntelligence's Dave Gilmore emphasizes three core responsibilities for the design community: environmental, social, and economic.

In Part One, discover the interplay between geopolitics and economic sentiments and more with DesignIntelligence's Dave Gilmore.

In Part Two with Sam Spurlin, we explore the delicate equilibrium between physical and digital work environments in this episode.

In Pt 1, guest future of work consultant, Sam Spurlin delves into the evolving dynamics of work, highlighting the challenges organizations face in navigating remote and in-person work environments.

In Part 2, McKinsey & Company's Phil Kirschner and Ryan Luby explore the impact of the labor market's shift towards flexible work and increasing independent work and the resulting influence on office spaces.

Phil Kirschner and Ryan Luby explore the extensive impact of hybrid work on the real estate sector and its broader effects on employee experiences.

In Part Two, Melissa Fisher delves into the dynamic shifts within the modern workplace, urging decision-makers to prioritize employee well-being and foster inclusivity.

The office ends up being a place not just for work, but how you think about your life in essence, especially now that we have this dissolving boundaries between work and life.

Dean Stanberry provides insights into various aspects of commercial real estate, workplace dynamics, and the evolving nature of business operations.

Larissa believes that designing spaces and organizational structures with consideration for the 30 types of power at work can provide a guide for a vibrant and healthy work environment. Find out what designers and workplace strategists must consider to create environments that promote creativity, well-being, and productivity.