Dr. Gleb Tsipursky – The Office Whisperer
Nirit Cohen – WorkFutures
Angela Howard – Culture Expert
Drew Jones – Design & Innovation
Jonathan Price – CRE & Flex Expert
Companies across the workforce have readily adopted open, flexible office designs, but poorly-planned concepts have caused criticism among some employees.
Some of the biggest issues with open-floor plans include noisiness, lack of privacy, and distracting.
While these issues can be counterproductive to a workspace, when done right, open offices can be greatly beneficial to company costs and morale. Open workspaces are much cheaper to set up and they allow businesses to maximize their density and fit more employees in one space.
But this can only work when open spaces are properly outfitted. This means including agile furniture from a company that focuses on creating healthier workspaces. For example, VARIDESK offers standing desks, rolling conference tables, and movable walls to accommodate all work styles.
VARIDESK also offers complimentary space planning services that helps companies build the best space for teams, whether its individual work or collaborative.
The company provides firms with work pods that are equipped with a single desk perfect for workers who need privacy within an open workspace.
