Gartner Reimagine HR Conference,
London
17 September 2024
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MillerKnoll London Design Festival Events: Design with Impact and Tour of MillerKnoll’s new flagship,
London
17 September 2024
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Workspace Meets,
Mykonos
24 September 2024
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Wellbeing at Work Summit UK 2024,
London, Manchester and Online
24 September 2024
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The 7 habits of AI-powered workplace leaders: UNITE,
Online
25 September 2024
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Post-Occupancy Evaluation and Researching Building User Experience,
London
25 September 2024
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London Real Estate Forum,
London
25 September 2024
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Pedrali @ Neue Raeume 2024,
Zurich
26 September 2024
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January 7, 2022
The way we talk about hybrid working can reflect a failure of imagination
by Paul Jervis-Heath • Comment, Flexible working, Workplace design
The events of the last 18 months have given us a once in a generation opportunity to reinvent work. Our generation can create a discontinuity between the assumptions of the past and the opportunities of the future. To capitalise on these opportunities though we have to dispense with the assumptions we hold about work and the places where work takes place, including many of the assumptions we hold about hybrid working. We have to re-examine the purpose of the office and what form it might conceivably take in the future before we can decide if it has any place in our plans. More →