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01 Sep, 2015
Digital and economic landscapes are exploding with changes alongside technological advances and globalization thanks to the increase in innovation, creativity and the number of people joining the workforce to help materialize this effect. There is a uprising surge in self-employed individuals, entrepreneurs, and telecommuting workers who all primarily function without a fixed workstation alongside big corporations who are now integrating similar norms. With the advent of new professionals breaking the generation barriers, the nomenclature of work culture is transforming exponentially and it is important for us to incorporate these changes.
We have identified 5 new developing changes to the work space:
1. Breaking walls and barriers
Getting rid of boundaries is a way to diversify our outlook, and diminished work enclosures widely known as Cubicles have grown too small for our broad minds.
2. Unfixed work spots
Open spaces and freedom of movement are the "in" thing. The chances of networking and collaboration increase exponentially and with least effort.
3. Co-working with the like-minded
Creating a social environment in which a community or group of like-minded folks can work together results in more fruitful outcomes than randomly aligned work spaces. Applying the aforementioned rules will enable the same.
4. Fuel the mind and soul
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