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  In some offices, the clutter has been there for so long that no-one even sees it anymore, but that doesn’t mean it’s not affecting the workplace. There are many reasons for this, but in our experience, it almost always comes back to an office concept that just doesn’t fit the culture and operations of the company. Maybe you’ve grown in both business and personnel. Maybe a cubicle farm isn’t the right solution for the younger generation workers. That’s where we come in! Here’s how to solve your messy office. Your workplace doesn’t fit your purpose A lot has changed over the last year or two, and with the Great Resignation and the changing values of younger generations, it’s no surprise that your office just isn’t working for you anymore. Take a moment to think about where your business is heading: Are you developing remote teams?  The benefits of remote working are great for employees and employers alike, offering better work-life balance, no commute, reduced need

  Most often office design is focused on aesthetics, with more technical aspects like acoustics taking lower priority – or being forgotten completely. But did you know that noise is the biggest cause of complaints from office workers? If you want your employees to enjoy their office space and get the most out of it, it’s clear that acoustics need to be given as much priority as aesthetics. Here are the benefits of managing noise levels and how to consider acoustics when designing your office space. The benefits of noise management in office spaces Noise is a natural part of office life, but it can become disruptive, frustrating, and distracting. From office equipment humming and beeping to keyboard clicks and conversations, a noisy office can become a source of stress, lack of productivity, and even illness. Here’s how a considered approach to acoustics in office design can benefit your space: Employee wellness –  A noisy office is a stressful office, increasing to higher