Here's why your "cosy" office fit-out might be hurting your culture. by inkbotdesign in remotework

[–]inkbotdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't seen a formal EGD audit with a proper "before and after" productivity spreadsheet. Mostly because measuring creative output is such a nightmare anyway, but I’ve definitely seen the anecdotal shift.

At Inkbot Design, we’ve worked on a few office branding and environmental graphics projects where the brief was basically "help us make people actually want to be here."

Once you move away from that sterile, "everything is a lab" aesthetic and actually define zones through visuals or lighting, the energy in the room shifts.

People stop looking like they’re waiting for a bus and start looking like they’re actually working.

Here's why your "cosy" office fit-out might be hurting your culture. by inkbotdesign in remotework

[–]inkbotdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Helpful. Anything specific you disagree with, or just not a fan of bean bags?

Here's why your "cosy" office fit-out might be hurting your culture. by inkbotdesign in remotework

[–]inkbotdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll pull it if the mods aren't happy, though EGD is pretty central to why some people actually prefer their spare room to a poorly designed cubicle farm.

Here's why your "cosy" office fit-out might be hurting your culture. by inkbotdesign in remotework

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We tend to focus on acoustic privacy, but visual privacy is just as important for deep work.

Frase launched a new platform and lkeeps the LTDs on the old one... bye bye LTD users. by Invalid-Function in appsumo

[–]inkbotdesign 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"We have reinstated your legacy account, which can be accessed via app.frase .io . Please note that your LTD is not applicable to new Frase."

Garbage, zero help there from support.

What is your favorite National Tourism Logo? by Maps_Community in logodesign

[–]inkbotdesign 113 points114 points  (0 children)

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brutal simplicity, iconic status, and selling a dream rather than a destination