The ways in which businesses operate have seen many changes in recent years, largely owing to technological developments. Over what feels like a short period of time, much of what we do has gone digital and the days of being chained to a desk from 9 to 5 are long gone for a large number of office workers. There have not only been changes to the way in which we work but also the environments in which we work.
The traditional office environment has seen a great deal of changes and a shift in thinking has led to a greater emphasis being placed on workplace wellbeing and ensuring that organisations provide the tools, spaces and initiatives for employees to thrive. After all, many organisations are noticing a changing workforce, and as such must change with the times. Ultimately, the conventional idea of the office is being questioned, and over the next decade changes to the office will become much more noticeable.
Unum’s latest infographic takes a look at what the office of the future may look like and how developments in everything from initiatives to technology could change the way we communicate and operate, and how this will impact employees. Take a look at the infographic below and discover the ways in which your office might change in the next decade.
Infographic by: www.unum.co.uk
The traditional office environment has seen a great deal of changes and a shift in thinking has led to a greater emphasis being placed on workplace wellbeing and ensuring that organisations provide the tools, spaces and initiatives for employees to thrive. After all, many organisations are noticing a changing workforce, and as such must change with the times. Ultimately, the conventional idea of the office is being questioned, and over the next decade changes to the office will become much more noticeable.
Infographic by: www.unum.co.uk
