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Design Lessons Learned From The Coworking Revolution

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This article was originally written by Ted Laatz of SUCCESS Space for Work Design Magazine. This significant surge signifies the growing desire for flexibility, autonomy and collaboration in modern work environments. The post Design Lessons Learned From The Coworking Revolution appeared first on Allwork.Space.

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The AI Talent Wars: Winning The Battle For The Best Minds

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Attracting top AI talent requires offering cutting-edge projects, advanced computing resources, competitive compensation, and fostering a strong research culture with interdisciplinary collaboration. This article was written by Ram Srinivasan, Future of Work Advisory Leader at JLL, for Work Design Magazine.

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The Future Of Work Will Be Personalized

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Hybrid work is transforming traditional office setups into collaborative hubs, emphasizing teamwork and creativity over individual tasks, which can often be handled remotely. HP has invested in equipping shared workspaces with advanced technology and ergonomic designs to mirror home setups, prioritizing employee comfort and productivity.

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Customizing Coworking Spaces for Niche Markets: Smart Strategy Or Risky Move?

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Specialized spaces within coworking environments are trending, providing tailored amenities and designs for niche industries to foster creativity and collaboration. Imagine a community where creativity flows freely, where expertise is revered, and where collaboration fuels innovation. It’s not new, but guess what?

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Cultivating Optimism Could Be The Ultimate Game Changer In Your Workplace

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These individual benefits can result in organizational gains such as reduced absenteeism, better job performance, increased collaboration, and greater resilience. A recent New York Times article highlighted the link between increased optimism, reduced risk of cardiovascular disease (and other chronic illnesses), and enhanced longevity.

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Collaborate to Innovate!

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Collaboration is a big part of innovation. You hire the caterers, design the centerpieces, book the keynote speaker, rent equipment, set the schedule – the whole nine yards. Now imagine you collaborate with others to plan the event. If you’re lucky enough to be in an office with a bunch of willing collaborators, take advantage!

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How to Build a Thriving Culture at Work

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There are four phases of culture development that I recommend to leaders: curiosity, collaboration, clarity and connection. Through back-to-back calls and Zooms, I uncovered and learned from each person’s perspectives, passions and personal stories. Clarity encourages trust and collaboration, and it inspires innovation.