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From running tracks and ping-pong tables to libraries, rooftop bars and free ice cream, companies are converting their offices into “social spaces” to entice staff back after a year of working from
Updated: 5:16 ET, Jun 5 2021 WORKPLACES are reportedly trying to get staff back to the office with free ice cream, yoga classes and rooftop bars after a year of working from home. Busy architecture firms have been asked to help companies jazz up their offices for the post-pandemic world - with some clients even asking for bouncy castles, skateboards and trampolines. �� 3 3 But the work from home order might be around for a little longerCredit: Alamy Speaking to The Times, John Avery, director of LOM, an architecture practice, said companies such as Santander, Natwest, and Microsoft have a...
So as we Miami Dolphins fans move through the remainder of the offseason, offseason workouts and eventually training camp this upcoming summer there is one story that will certainly dominate the...
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Atlanta, Georgia (PRWEB) April 14, 2021 -- The Georgia Institute of Technology has partnered with Morehouse College and PRENEURology Global to launch the