Why proper cups of coffee, quality IT, and mask-to-mask meetings still matter when it comes to office life.
As homeworking arrangements are becoming normalised and people are enjoying less commuting, with not having to dress to impress and getting to spend more time with their families; there are also irreplaceable benefits of working in an office such as proper coffee in a proper coffee cup, chatting to colleagues and collaborating on projects, IT that works, comfortable ergonomic furniture, admin support, and a highly-productive environment that boosts concentration and minimises distractions.
COVID-19 outbreak has led to businesses and employees re-evaluating what the workplace means to them. A flexible workspace provider across APAC and the Middle East, The Executive Centre (TEC), launches the "Welcome Back to The Office" video campaign, where characters find ways to adapt to the new working environment.
The campaign is a take on the work-from-home phenomenon, and while the characters in the videos are fictional, their triumphs and struggles are drawn from real experiences of TEC's 1000+ global team.
Paul Salnikow, Founder and CEO, TEC said, "After an extended period of time working from home, we are inspired to explore how the typical workday has changed and is continuing to change…the future of the workplace hinges on its relationship with the people who truly make it work. As the pandemic has accelerated the shift to flexible workspaces, we are certain that the office, rather than becoming obsolete, will become an increasingly valuable asset, facilitating collaboration and driving business growth."
Paul Arkwright
Publisher
