If you are concerned about how or if your work environment is conducive to getting work done, this infographic on creating a productive workspace will come in handy. From Business Insider, '14 Design Tricks for a Highly Productive Workspace' is helpful whether you work in a potentially distracting office or work from home.
Some of the advice is purely based on esthetics, such as drinking from a decorative mug. When it comes to your desk, make sure you aren't getting any glare off your screen, keep wires organized, use a notepad or type notes in your computer instead of using sticky notes, invest in a decorative tray for loose paper and personalize with photos of loved ones. Natural lighting is also important in cultivating a productive workspace, as poor light can result in eyestrain, fatigue and headaches.
What's Driving This Trend
- Personalized Workspace Design
- Creating a workspace design that is personalized with photos of loved ones can help increase productivity and engagement.
- Organized and Clutter-free Workspace
- Creating an organized and clutter-free workspace by investing in a decorative tray for loose paper can help reduce stress and increase focus.
- Natural Lighting in the Workspace
- Incorporating natural lighting in the workspace can reduce eyestrain, fatigue and headaches, leading to a more productive workday.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Interior design companies can use these tips to innovate and create personalized workspace designs tailored to individual company's cultures and values.
- Office Supplies and Furnishing
- Office supplies and furnishing companies can innovate by creating functional and stylish products that integrate necessary organizational systems to help create a clutter-free workspace.
- Lighting
- Lighting companies can offer smart, customizable lighting solutions that can mimic natural light in order to create a better work environment for productivity and health.
