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Instead Of Trying To Compete With The Home Office — Work With It

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This article was written by Leonora Georgeoglou , and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. Consider that rather than trying to compete with the home office, organizations could benefit from embracing and building on it? Competing With the Home Office. Wacker Chemical in Ann Arbor, MI by HED.

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What’s In It For Me? Why It’s Crucial To Give Your Employees A Return-on-Commute

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The return-on-commute (ROC) concept is emerging as a critical factor in attracting employees back to the office by ensuring that the workplace offers a tangible and meaningful return on the investment of time, effort, and cost that employees commit to when traveling to work.

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People-Driven Alternate Workspaces

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When we design spaces that draw people in — that give them what they want and need from a workspace — we make people the amenity that unites workplace and company culture. This article was originally written by RSP’s Dawn Brown AIA, LEED AP and Christine Shaw NCIDQ, LEED AP, WELL AP for Work Design Magazine.

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How Workplace Design Can Help Attract Gen Z

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They are hyper-connected, digital natives, with access to a wealth of online knowledge on diverse working styles, office layouts, and workplace amenities. To attract Gen Z workers, Salma Siddiqi of AURA explores how and why companies must evolve to meet the needs of the growing workforce. Characteristics of Gen Z.

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Are We Losing Sight Of How To Build A Better Workplace For The Future Of Work?

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A well-considered workplace, one that is precisely tailored to the routines, needs, and preferences of the people who use it, will be the star attraction for post-COVID office buildings. This article was written by the Perkins Eastman Design Strategy team for Work Design Magazine.

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Female-Centered Coworking Spaces Have Become Havens for Community, Empowerment and Professional Growth

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During the past two decades, coworking spaces have provided companies, entrepreneurs and remote workers with a different way to work—one that’s convenient and flexible, has low overhead and sidesteps many of the challenges of the traditional office setting. For nonmale workers, office culture can leave much to be desired.

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Hybrid working, work from anywhere and the evolution of the Third Place

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COVID-19, however, made that increasingly difficult as suddenly the physical difference between work and non-work environments (i.e., the office versus home) was removed; this in turn created a paradigm shift. Understanding how places other than the corporate office or home (i.e.,