Better tools, more productive staff

According to a study, a poorly designed workplace has a negative effect on employees and can lower productivity. The survey, which was published by Leesman, a company that evaluates workplace productivity, examines how businesses may better assist their staff by providing an office setting that encourages employee enthusiasm. Despite the present emphasis on workplace health and wellbeing, the results demonstrate that many employees are forced to work in environments that don’t support their regular working day, which hinders their capacity to contribute to the success of the company.