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Change agents: a key connector in the change process.

The world of work is in a state of permanent change. And the pandemic has accelerated this change: Employees did not come to the office for months; home has become the office and digital meetings have become a matter of course. Many have become accustomed to more self-determination but miss the creative exchange with the [...]

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Article

Defining the future of collaboration: The answer to the “how” is the “why.”

Before the Corona crisis, the framework within which a new working environment based on New Work principles was to be created had mostly already been mapped out. After analysing the needs and requirements of the employees and examining the existing or newly rented space for feasibility, a customised workplace concept was developed, implemented and supported. [...]

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Article

The “new normal” is not a foregone conclusion. Hybrid collaboration must be actively designed.

When and whether the Corona crisis will ever be completely over, no one can say yet. But its effects on the world of work are already visible. A year-and-a-half of home office work has changed people – it’s given them more freedom, self-determination, and personal responsibility. What initially looked like “pandemic pragmatism” now seems to [...]

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ARTICLE

Home office with Kids: 3 easy tips

Parents are superheroes - especially in times of Corona. Because especially for parents with younger school children and single parents, the current situation is a huge challenge. In the home office with children, many are now more or less successfully juggling online meetings, homework, household chores and the 24-hour care of their children. In many [...]

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KNOWLEDGE

Home office: 10 tips for virtual collaboration

What was the exception for a long time is now compulsory. Since Corona, collaboration has taken place virtually. So, it's only a temporary issue? We are sure: the topic of home office and collaboration via tools such as Skype, Teams or Zoom will remain topical even after Corona. After all, despite all the challenges, many [...]

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ARTICLE

The world of work according to Corona: 5 questions you should be asking now.

Working in a home office. Meeting via Teams. Networking on Zoom. And collaborating through Miro. An exceptional situation? Or is this our New Work reality? Are you also wondering how the Corona crisis will change our working world? If so, you're probably grappling with our 5 questions already. As a New Work consultancy, we constantly [...]

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Interview

Workplace concepts of the future: “New work and life concepts are shaping the situation on the market for office space.”

How are workplace requirements changing due to issues such as pandemics, mobility and sustainability? And how can workingwell experts add value for real estate developers? An interview with Ernst Thriene, responsible for leasing the White Quarter in Munich. The following exciting questions are highlighted in the interview: What are the White Quarter's responses to the [...]

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COMMENT

My 5 theses for the future of work

By Axel Praus. What does working in the year 2025 look like? Since physical travel is not an option at the moment, I went on a time travel to the working world of the future. I have packed my thoughts into five theses for you to think about. One thing I can already say now […]

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Office, 07.01.2020

And what does New Work mean to you?

No words allowed, only play dough. That’s how we attempted to answer the question of questions: What is New Work? Instead of overthinking, we let intuition and creativity take over. And the answers we got! Lengthy definitions made room for inspiring pieces of art that triggered exactly the kind of curious discussions New Work needs. […]

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Commentary, 29.07.2019

Home Office: The way to freedom?

Will home office soon be a universal right for all? It sure seems like we are evolving in this direction. However, one crucial question remains: “What does it actually mean for companies, employees and supervisors?”.

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