Productivity gains keep remote work popular — but office design must respond
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Employees who report higher productivity while working from home are the strongest advocates for continued remote arrangements. For FM, this means the office must offer something home cannot: collaboration, social connection and premium workspace quality.
FM Radar's 4 takeaways:
- Perceived productivity gains are the primary driver of remote work preference
- Employees who feel less productive at home are more willing to return
- The office must compete on experience: collaboration spaces, amenities, environment
- FM's role shifts from providing desks to curating workplace experiences
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