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Windows (Image Gallery: Best and Worst Workplace Design)

Windows (Image Gallery: Best and Worst Workplace Design)The UK seems to have it right after all!My new company is about to have a new building built and as I had been asked to input into the design requirements I went into this article hoping for lots of ideas. Having...

Tags: cube, Image Gallery, Microsoft Windows, privacy, wall, Worst Workplace Design

Discussion threads 2008-03-06

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Image Gallery: Best and Worst Workplace Design

Want to make your employees more productive? Maybe you need nicer offices. Our image gallery of best and worst workplaces shows why design matters. by Karen Steen

Tags: office design, workplace, collaboration, workstation, productivity

Image galleries 2008-03-03

Office Designs for Optimizing Collaboration

The nature of work has changed considerably since the first cubicle was introduced in 1968. Today's workplaces need to be as adaptable and collaborative as the people inside them. Here's how Microsoft and other large companies have redesigned their offices for the way people work now. .officeDesignPic...

Tags: BNET Feature, Workspace Design, Office Architecture, Office Design, Jane Hodges, Management, Team Management, Construction, Wall, Worker, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Office, Collaboration, Employee, Cubicle, Team, Space

Articles 2008-03-03

Office Makeovers That Boost the Bottom Line

Badly configured offices aren't just killjoys — they kill profits, too. Here's how smart companies use space to their advantage.Researchers have said for years that the physical workspace of a business factors directly into productivity, job satisfaction, and, yes — profitability. Yet relatively few companies practice what everyone...

Tags: Microsoft Office, Office Architecture, Office Design, Jane Hodges, Collaboration, Cubicle, BNET Feature Package, Nicole Solis, Management, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Team Management, Recruitment & Selection, Workspace, Design

Articles 2008-03-03

A Changing of the Guard at Slacker Manager

Since I started blogging about productivity, leadership, teamwork, and management, I've enjoyed reading Slacker Manager ("Paving the path of least resistance, so you don't trip and fall"). Sadly, David Zinger -- one of the dynamic duo who, along with Phil Gerbyshak, has provided the lion's share of...

Tags: Slacker Manager, David, Employee Engagement, Blogging, Leadership, Team Management, Internet, Management, CC Holland

Blog posts 2008-11-06

Assigning Team Roles

Teams are important because they can accomplish much more than any of the members could achieve individually. The team that functions effectively and efficiently brings together a diverse range of characters, skills, and talents, and is able to realize large, complex projects.Two factors need to be in place in order...

Tags: team, role, management

Articles 2007-05-01