Hot desking was popularized in the 1990s to save space and reduce costs. In its simplest form, hot desking is a flexible office arrangement in which employees don't have assigned desks. It originated ...

Yesterday, Slate’s Alison Griswold wrote a piece (following a Bloomberg Business story) about “hot desking,” a new workplace design craze in which employees don’t have permanently assigned desks or ...

Having a desk of one’s own is becoming a rarer occurrence in the workplace. A survey out this week from Morgan Stanley finds that about a third of office workers in the U.S. say their employers have ...

Hot desking is becoming increasingly common, with an estimated two-thirds of 400 multinational companies planning to implement shared-desk workplaces by 2020. Touted as a way to improve productivity, ...

If you work best having a routine in a predictable environment next to people you know, you may soon find going to the office unsettling. That’s because many employers are starting to use so-called ...

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