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🌎 What desk-based workers in 9 countries have to say
MillerKnoll shared their Global Workplace Assessment, for which they surveyed 4,815 desk-based Expand 👇 workers in US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Japan, Brazil, India, Germany and the UK in August 2023. Participants rated their current workplaces across a range of factors using a 5-point scale.
Key takeaways are: most companies had fully in-office policies (49%), where 37.4% worked for cos with hybrid setups (and spent almost half their week in the office) and 13.6% were fully remote. Surprisingly it wasn’t the long commutes that kept people away from offices with those who live over 60 mins from their offices only spend slightly less time there than those who live within 15 mins commute (2.25 days/week vs 2.59).
MillerKnoll shared their Global Workplace Assessment, for which they surveyed 4,815 desk-based Expand 👇 workers in US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Japan, Brazil, India, Germany and the UK in August 2023. Participants rated their current workplaces across a range of factors using a 5-point scale.
Key takeaways are: most companies had fully in-office policies (49%), where 37.4% worked for cos with hybrid setups (and spent almost half their week in the office) and 13.6% were fully remote. Surprisingly it wasn’t the long commutes that kept people away from offices with those who live over 60 mins from their offices only spend slightly less time there than those who live within 15 mins commute (2.25 days/week vs 2.59).
🔥 Which cities saw the most flex desks requests?
Bobby Sodeiri shares data on which cities were in the top 10 in which The Instant Group saw the Expand 👇 highest total number of flexible desks requested.
They were: 1. London, England 2. Mexico City, Mexico 3. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 4. Dubai, United Arab Emirates 5. Sydney, Australia 6. Chennai, India 7. New York City, New York, USA 8. Colombo, Sri Lanka 9. Singapore, Singapore 10. Berlin, Germany.
But the graph also shows the year-on-year change in demand across them, highlighting that whilst Mexico City, Riyadh, Colombo and Sydney saw over double-digit growth (163%, 48%, 23% and 19% respectively) – demand dipped in Singapore (-27%), Berlin (-16%) and -4% in NYC, London and Chennai.
Bobby Sodeiri shares data on which cities were in the top 10 in which The Instant Group saw the Expand 👇 highest total number of flexible desks requested.
They were: 1. London, England 2. Mexico City, Mexico 3. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 4. Dubai, United Arab Emirates 5. Sydney, Australia 6. Chennai, India 7. New York City, New York, USA 8. Colombo, Sri Lanka 9. Singapore, Singapore 10. Berlin, Germany.
But the graph also shows the year-on-year change in demand across them, highlighting that whilst Mexico City, Riyadh, Colombo and Sydney saw over double-digit growth (163%, 48%, 23% and 19% respectively) – demand dipped in Singapore (-27%), Berlin (-16%) and -4% in NYC, London and Chennai.
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