Alison Taylor's pragmatic guide: The corporate maze of ethics
In the landscape of corporate responsibility, Alison Taylor's book, "How Business Can Do the Right Thing in a Turbulent World," stands out.
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In the landscape of corporate responsibility, Alison Taylor's book, "How Business Can Do the Right Thing in a Turbulent World," stands out.
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Frank Lloyd Wright first came up with the concept of the open-plan office in 1906, in the Larkin Building in Buffalo, New York, United States. The...
For decades, research has found that open-plan offices are bad for companies, bad for workers, bad for health and bad for morale. Some of the hate generated by them is one reason so many people love the idea of working from home now. One of the supposed great virtues of the open office was that…
Many of America’s big bosses want their employees back in the office ASAP, arguing that sharing a physical workplace makes them more creative and productive. But is that impulse based on good evidence? Or is it just “executive nostalgia?”