Comments on: Work Environment: How Important Is It?

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By: Randy Levinson

Randy Levinson — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:11:03 +0000

I think that a comfortable and collaborative workspace is a key factor in keeping employees happy enough to want to come to work and produce for the company. In a “grey” environment it is difficult to get inspired and to be creative in your approach to your job. Think of how unmotivating it was to watch Tom Hanks in the begining of the film Joe Versus the Volcano (I imagine I was not the only one to watch that movie), Or how unmotivated Mr. Incredible was in his job at the insurance company in The Incredibles. The set design in both cases was designed to be unmotivating and yet it resembles many workplaces of today. With little investment I also believe that the environment can be designed to inspire the worker, the worker will be happy when inspired, an inspired worker will be more motivated to produce, a more productive worker means more profits for the company.