A new study reveals what employees want from the office and how the right workplace experience can increase their effectiveness.
— particularly in terms of how companies approach downsizing spaces due to hybrid shifts.
Additionally, while many employers are emphasizing the ability to connect and collaborate as one of the primary reasons workers need to be in the office, Gensler's research found many workers prioritize the ability to focus on their work in the office over connecting and collaborating. • 83% of employees say they would return to the office at least one additional day per month if their office provides their ideal mix of experiences.
• Effective workplaces that provide great experiences are more likely to be in neighborhoods that have access to a range of amenities including coffee shops, outdoor spaces and eateries.
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