The office identity crisis
Most people have a love-hate relationship with the office. In a world where remote work has proven to be effective and is preferred by the majority of employees, the office is having an identity crisis. Work is no longer a place you go to every day.
As organisations look to rebuild office life, they have an opportunity to rethink the office and the nature of work itself.
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