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Tweet According to 1060 office workers, modern open plan offices are missing places for quietness and concentration. Moreover, the research has revealed that employees feel a negatively increased levels of competition between staff which is a consequence of a hostile working environment. Key factors found: - More than a half of workers who were surveyed prefer to work is separate offices (54%) - Nearly 38% said they would find it more easier to concentrate and improve their work in private office - 65% said the lack of natural lighting is one of the factor that negatively affect their mood at work - A poor computer or a laptop was ranked highest as the most frustrating equipment that has a significant impact on work morale Australian craftspeople amongst many other interior designers are working on innovative ideas to address privacy issues. The idea of Koskela Hoodies   suggest that open plan spaces can be stylish and provide privacy for workers in the office. It all...

If you decide to plant more plants just to make the office space more cosy you should also know that it will be good for your business in general. According to University of Queensland research, plants can increase employee productivity by around 15 per cent. According to co-author Alex Haslam, having green colours in the office has a hidden meaning behind – it indicates that employer care about its workers and their welfare. Moreover, office plants can make the space more enjoyable and comfortable to work in, which results in business profitability. The study by University of Queesland has discovered that there are obvious long-term effects of green surroundings that make an influence on employees’ productivity. The study was implemented in the UK and Netherlands. Few offices that were comparatively small and with minimalist interior design had more greenery as perceptions of workplace satisfaction, air quality and concentration were monitored for a couple of mon...