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Open office environments may increase the risk of bullying among employees
Open-plan offices carry a greater risk of bullying than workplaces where employees sit in their own offices or with a few colleagues, according to a research report from Linköping University in Sweden. Read more
Study: Office workers productive less than half of their working hours
The summer vacation is over, and it might take one week or more to get back into gear and into a steady work pace. Some never get there: According to a British study, an average office worker performs well under half of their working hours ... Read more
New era: Coworking environments opening their doors for major companies
The coworking environment is entering a new era, embracing large, well-known corporations as new customers to meet the growing need for extensive office flexibility for companies and employees. Read more
Gen Z mandatory: Working in the office without headphones is a no-go
Two-thirds of young Generation Z office workers feel unable to work without their headphones, a new study shows. Background noise in the office, in particular, is annoying and disrupts their concentration. Read more
The more we are together - your post-Covid & hybrid office space 2026
Following the COVID-19 Pandemic and the subsequent hybrid work wave, office environments are currently undergoing a reinvention process with inviting forms of 'street-to-seat' experience designs to stimulate RTO traffic and employee engagement. Read more
AI bomb hits IT world: Vibe coding exploding as the new hype
Vibe-coding - named 2025 Word of the Year - is the new 'magic potion' that transforms natural language into computer code using artificial intelligence instead of the basic internet structuring language HTML. Read more
How to become the smart(est) prompt master of your office
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, and others have become indispensable tools in your everyday life, just like Google was 25 years ago - but are you using the artificially intelligent language models most effectively? Read more
3 in 10 companies planning to phase out their remote work by 2026
The opportunities to work from home or remotely will be noticeably reduced in the coming year, according to current studies. One of them predicts that almost a third of companies will phase out remote work by 2026. Read more
Explosive AI rise now seriously threatening your office job also
Up to half of all office jobs are at risk of being replaced by rapid AI adoption, according to recent labour market studies. Already, one in four jobs is affected by AI - for instance, programmer and graphic designer roles have reportedly declined by over 50% in the last three years. Read more
Office workers struggle to maintain their remote working - Summer update 2025
Companies' ongoing efforts to require employees to return to the office full-time or nearly full-time are facing resistance, as office workers are firmly attached to their established ability to work from home. Read more
