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How To Create A Happy Workplace? Business Environment Design Matters

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Visionary leaders recognize that an employee-focused environment promoting happiness and engagement enhances productivity, sales, and retention, thereby improving the company’s overall performance. This article was written by Brittany Clark and Andrew McQuilkin of BHDP Architecture for Work Design Magazine.

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How Discrimination in the Workplace Impacts Black Women’s Health & Well-Being

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Her manager, she said, would make sexualized jokes, resulting in what Watson felt was a hostile work environment. “It The experience took a toll on her mental health. A trauma-like effect on Black women’s health For more than 15 years, Sierra Carter, Ph.D., I was like an outsider in my department.” I was good at what I did.”

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An All-Encompassing View Of Workplace Health

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This article was written by Jane Bamford and Amanda Cronick , and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. According to the International WELL Building Institute , the physical workplace is one of the top three factors affecting job performance and satisfaction. Walton Family Whole Health & Fitness – Duda|Paine.

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Programming Strategies For A Happy Workplace

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Many organizations have been exploring workplace design solutions that can attract employees back to the office. However, an amazing physical space alone can’t achieve that. Melissa Pesci and Amin Mojtahedi of HGA surveyed their clients to understand what makes a productive and happy workplace and came up with six scalable ideas.

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Sustainability, Well-being, and the Building Blocks of a Biophilic Workplace

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Incorporating biophilic design principles into workplace environments can have far-reaching benefits, both for individuals and for the planet. Providing a range of spatial, thermal, formal, and acoustical environments that prioritize health and well-being can make a workplace more attractive, making it commute-worthy.

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Future Of CRE: Zero-Carbon Workplaces

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This holistic approach can lead to innovative, flexible, and sustainable workplace environments. This article was written by Doug Davenport of ProspectSV, David Kaneda of IDeAs Consulting, and Pauline Souza of WRNS Studio for Work Design Magazine. How does this reflect the future of Workplace?

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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. This article was written by Salma Siddiqi and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. Generation Z is particularly concerned about mental health.

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