What do you consider to be the core purpose of your company’s office space?

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Collaboration33%

Well-being30%

Socializing12%

Learning3%

All of the above18%

Other (please share below!)1%

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Director of The Digital Workplace in Software2 years ago

Love this question! We should think more about what we are hiring the office to do for us instead of just assuming it's a standard part of work.

CFOa year ago

We are global and virtual

Field CTO in IT Services6 months ago

We are largely virtual however getting together periodically is in my view essential. Also I love the quote around needing to make sure that people come into the office for the right reasons and purpose as it is "a magnet and not a mandate"

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