
The sharing economy is rapidly moving from buzzword to legitimate business model. From Amsterdam, the first European Sharing City, to Sharing City Seoul in South Korea, people are able to share everything from cars to empty bookshelves.

The sharing economy is rapidly moving from buzzword to legitimate business model. From Amsterdam, the first European Sharing City, to Sharing City Seoul in South Korea, people are able to share everything from cars to empty bookshelves.

It’s no surprise that the environment you work in has an effect on productivity. Decades worth of research supports the theory, confirming what office workers have always known – rows of cluttered desks, cramped tables, and AC that’s always turned on too high aren’t helping at all. Luckily, businesses are now starting to take note. Work Design Magazine’s 2018 list of workplace trends focuses heavily on how offices can achieve a balance between their physical, cultural, and technological environments, ensuring people are more productive and happier at work.