Is Your Workforce Distributor Across Distance?

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We are sartain, but not that depends on the actual, that actually depends on the company, again, how much remote work is going on. So it depends on the work force. How do you solve that answer? But we are seeing, we worked with a large company in toronto who they were all very close. And their office when reduced square footage by two thirds because most people liked to be at home and wanted to be there. We tailored it to their needs. There's already pre coved, some of this philosophy, or some of this stratification built in. Matter what happens rightan, there's going to be a difference between the ethos of work forces depending

The workplace is changing! Even before COVID, the look, feel, and layouts of offices went through various phases: the rise of cubicles in the 1960s (ick!) and then, decades later, the rise of the open office ("Headphones…deployed!") are just two examples. What does the "next" workplace look like in a world that supports remote work, hybrid work, and in-office work? It looks… complicated (but exciting). On this episode, David Stella from db.19 joined us to discuss how data (and experimentation!) can be an important tool when it comes to designing productive and effective professional environments. For complete show notes, including links to items mentioned in this episode and a transcript of the show, visit the show page.