Allwork
APRIL 21, 2024
Inspired by IWG’s report on current workplace fashion trends, Allwork.Space has uncovered the most significant socio-cultural shifts that will shape what we wear for work in the future. This includes clothing that can monitor health metrics, regulate body temperature, and display digital information.
Workplace Insight
DECEMBER 5, 2023
With over a third (36 percent) of workers concerned about the impact of technological changes and what this might mean for them, a new report from Virgin Media O2 Business claims that many people believe new tech will offer them a better work-life balance.
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Success
OCTOBER 31, 2023
Insider reports a user who got a job at Google as a technical program manager without industry experience right after college by, you guessed it, being a little “delulu.” So, instead of trying to fake it in all aspects of life, consider it a skill to move in and out of this exceptionally confident mindset as you need to.
Allwork
NOVEMBER 28, 2023
When employees do not wish to share certain “messier” aspects of their personal lives (clothing on the floor, cups left on surfaces and pieces of Lego lying around), they can design the space for the camera as they see fit by cleverly concealing those less desirable elements. Perhaps we could show off our pets a bit more?
Success
OCTOBER 27, 2021
of small businesses surveyed reported the pandemic had a large or moderately negative effect on their business. The current report is part of a series of surveys designed to measure how the pandemic is affecting the nation’s small businesses, and the results are sobering. Census, 67.5% Photo courtesy of Nuzzie. Richer Poorer.
Workplace Insight
NOVEMBER 22, 2022
A new report from Samsung suggests that the stereotype of the typical small business owners as a person who work around the clock is outdated. That confidence seems linked to technology, with more than half (51 percent) upgrading their work phone so they can operate anywhere, on their own terms. Wearing casual clothes (10 percent).
Small Business Labs
MARCH 17, 2016
This is substantially different than millennials, 65% of which reported being exclusively heterosexual. BTW, other studies have shown over 90% of baby boomers report being heterosexual. Only only 44 percent of teens said they always bought clothes designed for their own gender, versus 54 percent of millennials.
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