Workplace With A Purpose: A New Generation Space
byDesigned for resiliency and to support an agile blended workforce, the office of tomorrow will not look like the office of today.
Designed for resiliency and to support an agile blended workforce, the office of tomorrow will not look like the office of today.
Gen Z has officially entered the workforce and they come with their own set of expectations.
Advice from a Millennial for how we can best safeguard our businesses and workplaces against future emergency situations.
Socially activated offices have become a table-stakes expectation of today’s talent pool in major city centers. More recently, that expectation has spread to the surrounding suburbs.
Sharing the top three key takeaways from the recent WIELD Speakeasy hosted by EYP and Leigh Stringer in Washington, D.C.
Young leaders are going after roles that once sat at the far end of a very long career. We can expect to see something similar in the workplace.
A new report highlights the best office spaces in the US, flexible office users would prefer to work in conventional space, and more news from around the web.
Designing for a modern office life of diverse cultures and workstyles.
Much speculation has been made about how Gen Z will embrace the workplace, so Ted Moudis’ Kate Wieczorek asked a Gen Z-er to share her unique insights, and what they expect from their employers.
In the spirit of “Back to School” season, Work Design Magazine editor, Elise Shapiro reached out to some of her favorite industry experts to find out what they recommend as a good read.
With Millennials being the fastest growing generation in the workforce, many companies are making major decisions based on what they think Millennials want. But, what does this mean for the workplace of the future?
Design should not only be a tactic for recruiting the next generation of talent, but also to to ensure the space equally supports wellness, engagement and productivity for all generations.