Whether you know it or not, your office set up and design is either contributing to productivity or hindering the potential of your team.
Cubicles, or small spaces, can leave your employees feeling trapped or undervalued, however a fully open space can be distracting and cause anxiety for employees who have unanticipated social interactions or need focus.
What’s the solution? Think outside the box! Larger companies like Google, Facebook, or Microsoft have paved the way by trading out traditional office floor plans for open spaces, furniture that moves, group settings and more. Setting up furniture and office layouts to provide employees space for collaboration as well as quiet areas to think, work and take breaks can improve your employees productivity and increase opportunities for innovation.
