Though they might look like the same people, those who left the office at the start of the pandemic have dramatically different priorities, expectations, and needs than those who are returning today, according to Microsoft’s second annual Work Trend Index.

While the pandemic has been harrowing and, at times, terrifying, there have been some upsides to working from home for the past two years.

The desks of yore are dying.

Back to work? This sounds like the obvious end goal we’ve all been waiting for after roughly two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. But wait a minute. Does this make sense?

The brain hosts our intelligence and is responsible for how our senses react and how we behave.

For more than three decades, Clive Wilkinson has been among the most sought-after office designers in the world.

The Great Resignation trend is scrambling the American workplace at a record pace.

As many employees trickle back to the office while others to be virtual, there has been much discussion about wherepeople are best suited to work.

With more people than ever working from home, we have seen a huge shift across our practice in client demand when it comes to office layout and interior design.