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6 habits that make the office more sustainable

The office that looks to the future is sustainability-conscious. It’s designed with an eye towards materials, ventilation, lighting and air conditioning, to minimise environmental impact from every point of view. Respecting the environment, however, must be an integral part of the company DNA, from management choices to the habits of individual workers, and mustn’t depend only on the architecture of…

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10 effective brainstorming techniques for teams

In a company it’s very important to stimulate the creative process. One of the most popular techniques is brainstorming, a series of actions aimed at helping teams improve the development of new ideas. The term dates back to the 1940s and was coined by advertising executive Alex F. Hosborn, who included it in his book How to Think Up. The…

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Constructive criticism: how to approach managers

The world of work is increasingly moving towards flat organisations: the hierarchy remains but is much less rigid than in the past. The result is a more direct relationship between managers and employees, where discussions are transparent and the approach is more fluid. In these working environments information and skills spread faster, allowing a quicker individual and team growth. The…

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Today’s office with an eye to the future: 4 important factors to consider

As the world changes, so does the way we work. This is a consideration that has been frequently addressed, especially in the last two years. The pandemic, the evolution of technologies and the accelerated spread of smart working have radically transformed the way we work and experience the office and, consequently, its design. What are the key factors to consider…

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The multi-generational office between coexistence and skills development

In today’s workplace there are now four generations that share projects and objectives: Baby Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964), Generation X (born between 1965 and 1981), Millennials (born between 1982 and 1996) and Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2010). The challenge that companies face with multi-generational offices consists in bringing together different work cultures and schools of thought,…

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Office furniture and solutions that improve the way you work

6 habits that make the office more sustainable

10 effective brainstorming techniques for teams

Constructive criticism: how to approach managers

Today’s office with an eye to the future: 4 important factors to consider

The multi-generational office between coexistence and skills development

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