Editor’s note: For those of us still left working in offices there is much that can be done to create environments that are conducive to doing good work. This article shares some pointers. [Thankyou to Andy Lancaster for sharing this article].
Editor’s note: I really like these laws. They show the place and importance of workplace in work. many of them are directly relatable to learning too.
Editor’s note: This research shows that a bit of physical space from the boss stops people aping bad behaviours. It also gives people freedom to think for themselves.
Editor’s note: Workers in offices want more space and less noise pollution, according to this research. Something to consider when trying to help people get on with their work . . .
Editor’s note: Great piece on post-Taylorist office design. Thanks to @smartco for sharing.
Editor’s note: This is for office-based workers – simple things to do that can enable a bit more conversation.
Editor’s note: Open plan offices might oil the wheels of collaboration but the noise and distraction can diminish our effectiveness at work. Thanks to HR_Gem for sharing.
Editor’s note: Taking some of the principles of what helps collaboration in the physical environment, John Stepper looks at cheaper ways to help create collaborative workspaces. Clue – includes the use of technology.