CVE-2, CASE STUDY 2

A space outside the office for remote work

A place between home and the office for interactions

A designated quiet area for individual work

A private office for team leaders

Offices now have more individual cubicles

Desks are arranged in uniform rows

Workspaces are more social and collaborative

Offices avoid open spaces to reduce noise

To give employees more privacy

To provide an area for focused, individual work

To encourage impromptu discussions and collaborations

To limit employee interactions during work hours

It has a formal atmosphere with restricted access

It includes rows of desks for focused work

It creates a relaxed atmosphere for socializing

It replaces the need for traditional offices

Both are used for food preparation

Both are central hubs for social interaction

Both are designed for professional meetings

Both include digital displays for updates

It reduces the need for collaboration

It creates a sense of isolation

It fosters a sense of belonging

It decreases employee satisfaction

It leads to decreased productivity

It encourages loyalty and engagement

It results in increased turnover rates

It causes more conflicts among employees

Personal schedules of employees

Company updates, news, and brand information

Confidential financial reports

Personal messages among employees

They are easier to ignore than noticeboards

They are more visually engaging and instantly updatable

They are only used for decoration

They display personal photos of employees

By reducing employee interaction

By promoting competitive work culture

By displaying company news and information

By limiting access to social spaces