In the Loop: Productive and Flexible Workspaces and an Evicted Tenant

Published on July 30, 2016 - By Cecilia Amador

What Makes a Productive Office?

The Guardian explores what defines a productive office for workers and employees by taking a look into Bright HR’s workplace environment. A bed, nerf guns, and re-thinking open workspaces.

Flexible Working Beyond the Millennial Market

The Founder of Common Desk and the CEO of Tech Wildcatters discuss how flexible workspaces are attracting baby boomers as well as millennials, and how defining workers should be more about personality than generation.

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WeWork Evicts a Tenant

Quartz reports that WeWork evicted a startup after allegedly the startup violated its membership terms and wrote a negative blog post about the coworking brand.

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Women-focused coworking operator, The Riveter, is shutting down all of its locations — but the pandemic isn’t entirely to blame. Here’s how this high-profile closure will impact the coworking industry.

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In The Loop: Industrious Eyes IPO, WeWork, and IWG

Industrious eyes an IPO, WeWork loses a major corporate tenant, and IWG gets ready to acquire rivals following the pandemic.

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Covid-19 Just Accelerated What Was Already Happening [Long Read]

We can learn a lot about the evolving future of work by understanding the changing work dynamics of the past. Remote work was already happening, but change was slow. Enter 2020 and a global health crisis, and suddenly a trend that should have been decades away is happening now. Robert Kropp takes a long hard look at the remote work tipping point and examines how it will permanently change the way we work.

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