In The Pipeline

A toxic work environment is one where employees are unable to work or advance in their careers due to a negative atmosphere.

The knowledge-based industry is fortunate to have so many workspace options to consider. Options will vary depending on the company.

When implemented correctly, a flexible work schedule makes it easier for employees to balance their personal and professional lives.

Hybrid work has resulted in many positive changes. However, these environments also run the risk of creating some new inequities.

By streamlining the things that take up too much time or effort, managers can improve the entire work experience for tenants and employees.  

When companies move away from working in excess, they may be surprised to see that productivity increases.

The number of retirees returning to work is increasing. This trend may help stabilize a shaky work economy.

Your people are your greatest asset. If you want them to perform to the best of their abilities, give them the information they need.

Opportunities to automate common workplace processes are everywhere, which is why automation is becoming a must for some industries.

January always brings opportunities for change. Workplaces may use this time to implement new processes, technology or strategies.

Your staff may love their jobs, but they don’t love long commutes or rigid schedules. See how employees feel about returning to the office.

Successful leaders know that company culture is more than a concept; it’s often the factor that separates a good workplace from a great one.

Thanks to technology–and a desire for more elastic work options–many businesses are taking advantage of shared office spaces.

The lack of effective communication between different teams and departments is a common problem among businesses. If you aren’t too careful, you might end up creating silos within the organization. This can put constraints on your operations, resulting in misunderstandings, misalignments, and potential delays. Avoid this scenario by developing better internal communications. In fact, a […]

Data can give facilities managers the competitive edge they are looking for. Data analysis can be very manageable if you start small.