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WORKPLACE
TRENDS
WORKPLACE
TRENDS
WORKPLACE
TRENDS
Michael Norris,
Chief Operating Officer
Sodexo North America
and Market President
None of us have crystal balls. If we did,
however, as business leaders we may be
tempted to peer into the future and see what
our current workplaces look like. There are
questions we’d all want to answer: Are we
working smarter? What problems have we
solved? Are we more productive, engaged
and happy? Has our quality of life improved?
At Sodexo, we believe it’s vitally important
to identify what’s next in the evolution of
the workplace. We believe this for a number
of reasons. Chief among them is the direct
correlation between how we work and the
quality of our lives. Most of us spend more of
our waking lives at our places of employment
with coworkers than at our homes with ou
WORKPLACE TRENDS WORKPLACE TRENDS WORKPLACE TREND
Michael Norris, Chief Operating Officer Sodexo No
RESEARCH METHODS Research Methods Rachel S. Pe
Trends at a Glance
TRENDS AT A GLANCE Employees: New Benefactors i
their workload and makes it more difficult to sto
TRENDS AT A GLANCE Analyst firm Gartner predicts
Over the last 15 years, the total health benefits
EMPLOYEES Employees: New Benefactors in the Exp
A CONTEMPORARY VIEW OF EXPERIENCE THROUGH QUALITY
EMPLOYEES Most notably, the model highlights th
Figure 2: Re-Thinking Value through New Experienc
EMPLOYEES Corporate Real Estate and Facility Le
CONCLUSION The services and value provided by tod
EFFICIENT COLLABORATIVE PRODUCTI
The Changing World of Wellness Regulation: Implic
WELLNESS REGULATION Advocates of wellness prog
in the health and well-being of workers, such as
WELLNESS REGULATION Reasonable Alternative Stan
In comments to the regulators’ initial proposal t
WELLNESS REGULATION Thus, it has been argued th
Additionally, there is concern that, when wellnes
PREVENTING OVERLOAD Preventing Information Over
ALWAYS ON 36% increased 23% work/life 30% i
PREVENTING OVERLOAD Technology as a stressor. B
“protect” employees, this type of paternalistic a
PREVENTING OVERLOAD 7 COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY T
Health-Centered Buildings: A Shifting Paradigm C
HEALTH-CENTERED BUILDINGS human health, such as
A pre- and post-occupancy evaluation (PPOE) was d
HEALTH-CENTERED BUILDINGS changes impacted work
HEALTHY BUILDING DESIGN Occupant satisfaction wi
HEALTH-CENTERED BUILDINGS values and attitudes
The most commonly used method of improving IAQ in
“SMARTER” BUILDINGS Constructing “Smarter” Buil
help a company’s bottom line by lowering operatin
“SMARTER” BUILDINGS these great features, it wo
A CASE STUDY OF A “SMART” BUILDING AT WORK An ex
“SMARTER” BUILDINGS This intersection of where
Gamification: Your “Win” to an Engaging Environmen
GAMIFICATION In this article, I want to show yo
GAMIFICATION WITHOUT TECHNOLOGY But while LiveOps
GAMIFICATION Yet gamification isn’t something we
Team Performance Personal PerformancePeer Per
GAMIFICATION Decide on Rewards Next, we need to
Trends As gamification’s contribution to behavior
EXPLORING CULTURAL NUANCES Exploring Cultural N
COMMUNICATIONS STYLE (HIGH CONTEXT VS. LOW CONTEX
EXPLORING CULTURAL NUANCES identifications can v
RECONCILING VARIED TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDS AND EXPE
EXPLORING CULTURAL NUANCES Use of Silence: Amer
conflict, as we experience interactions that chall
VOI IS THE NEW ROI VOI is the New ROI in Employ
ORIGINS OF THE VOI FRAMEWORK Gartner introduced t
VOI IS THE NEW ROI While ROI estimation remains
Figure 1 below illustrates the ELTV employee valu
VOI IS THE NEW ROI CONCLUSION As formal recogni
Total Worker Health™: A Holistic Perspective on E
TOTAL WORKER HEALTH social, organizational, and
“Futureproofing” Your Organization James P. Ware,
FUTUREPROOFING Strategic decisions are long ter
SCENARIO PLANNING Arie de Geus, Peter Schwartz an
FUTUREPROOFING Yet hardly any senior executives
Remember, too, that “talking about tomorrow” is n
JOBS OF THE FUTURE Creating Jobs of the Future:
FUTURING FOR JOB CREATORS One of the easiest ways
ie c
BLENDING CAREERS Another way of looking at trends
JOBS OF THE FUTURE Bridging the remaining gap b
30 JOBS FOR 2030: SELECT DESCRIPTIONS Chief Expe
JOBS OF THE FUTURE Organizational Quartermaster
Conclusion Lisa Larsen Hill This year’s Workplace
APPENDIX Appendix Presenters WORKPLACE EXPERIE
Respondent Demographics Respo
APPENDIX To whicThoinwduhsitcryhseinctdour dsot
During an average week, do you work: During an av
APPENDIX What role do you play in makin
If you think about your company's envi
APPENDIX Could you define WORKPLACoEuldEXyPouERd
APPENDIX Does your organization use
Re-Thinking Value through New Experiences
APPENDIX In general, would you think an inde
Work-Related Quality of Life Drivers
APPENDIX Physical Space Contributors to Quality
Meet the Authors
MEET THE AUTHORS health and productivity, publi
leaders in diverse work and community settings to
MEET THE AUTHORS
debated in boardrooms around the world. Kevin hol
MEET THE AUTHORS being and quality of life. Reb
EMPLOYEES: NEW BENEFACTORS IN THE EXPERIENCE ECON
REFERENCES 5. See, e.g., David S. Hilzenrath.
24. Singer, N. (2013, September 18). Health Plan
REFERENCES HEALTH-CENTERED BUILDINGS: A SHIFTIN
4. U.S. Department of Energy. (2008). Energy Ef
REFERENCES 5. Ibid. 6. Forum for People Per
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