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AI Is Transforming The Future Of Smart Buildings

Allwork

This article was written by Julian Rimmer of M Moser Associates for Work Design Magazine. The last few years have seen a dramatic change in the types of technology used in the built environment’s design, build and operation. One problem we are trying to solve is that the built environment is intricate and full of inertia.

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Design Lessons Learned From The Coworking Revolution

Allwork

As an added layer of flexibility, coworking spaces typically feature different office environments like individual office spaces, meeting rooms, cafes and more. This article was originally written by Ted Laatz of SUCCESS Space for Work Design Magazine.

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Driving Sustainable Change: Advice for Facilities Managers

Allwork

This article was originally written by Sarah Speroff of MovePlan for Work Design Magazine. It’s more than likely the questions you ask will be asked of you, so this will also ensure you’re equipped to answer them properly. Changing our behavior and the behavior of others is always difficult. What are other organizations doing?

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How Sensory Design Can Create Efficient Workplaces

Allwork

Returning to the office and working in-person means employees lose control over their environment and must adapt to new situations. Workplace leaders should support this transition by creating environments that promote wellbeing, concentration, and creativity.

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Workplace design and the corrective force of rediscovery

Workplace Insight

Lots are run by crass people who can take the same kind of equipment and create hellholes In a 1998 interview with Metropolis magazine, as described in Nikil Saval’s book Cubed , Propst bemoaned how the flexibility of the system, rather than freeing people, had allowed organisations to impose their own character on the workplace.

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Bullying and the Effect on Your Brain

Bonnie Low-Krayman

The damage can be healed, but it requires a return to psychological safety and a commitment by leaders to a zero-tolerance policy on workplace bullying. In my work training Executive Assistants all over the world, they report stories of colleagues who intimidate and create a hostile work environment through incivility.

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How to Maintain Your Company Culture Past the Startup Stage

Success

No one is saying that all employees will think you’re the best boss in history, but leaders who use their emotional intelligence to monitor themselves are better equipped to help their companies make the transition with their culture not only intact but thriving. #2 2 Social Awareness. That means acknowledging and taking action on feedback.

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