Is your workplace 'fit for the future'?
A recent survey said...
41% of people agreed the design of the workplace is important to them (that's good) but only 25% agreed their workplace was an enjoyable environment to work in and only 21% are proud to bring visitors back!The same survey revealed, in some workplaces, only 21% of people were satisfied with informal meeting facilities and only 9% were satisfied with washroom and showers*.
We know these are not complicated things to fix. We believe it's possible to motivate and inspire people to be better at work through the creation of great workplace environments. And it seems some staff agree!
We will ‘Carbon Date’ your workplace
We can Carbon Date your office by doing a brief onsite data gathering exercise - is your workplace in the 2000‘s, 1990’s on even worse the 1980’s! We will swiftly analyse your use of office space, internal brand communications, facilities for staff and the first impressions made to those who you welcome in.
We will produce a report that gives you key indicators on how your workplace is fairing and what era it’s in! We will also provide some helpful insights and suggestions on making improvements.
This isn’t just a bit of fun, although we guarantee you will enjoy meeting Rich and Andy, this is a serious business. Now more than ever businesses need to improve the workplace and motivate employees and in doing so make the business more profitable.
Contact us to Carbon Date your workplace!
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Our workplace design track record
We have designed many workplaces, helping make them fit for the future:British Airways - Global Head Quarters Recruitment Centre, Reception Environment, Board Room
Invesco - Pan European Offices, European Head Quarters
Novae Insurance - Global Head Quarters, UK Workplace
Hyundai - Pan European Showrooms
International Airlines Group (IAG) - Global HQ
Don’t just do things they way they’ve been done in the past, be innovative and make a difference to improve your workplace and your business.
*Source Leesman Index