Hybrid Work, Trust, and the Benefits of Flexible Workplace Design

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Flokk

13 March 2024

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5 min read

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In conversation with workplace video device pioneers Neat we look at what it takes to make hybrid work successful, and the benefits of flexible workplace design
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Featured designs: HÅG Tion
Much of Neat's workspace is open plan, creating a light and airy atmosphere and connectivity between departments. curtains can be drawn when privacy is needed, whilst many meeting rooms and private spaces use glass walls to allow natural light to enter | Artwork by IARK
A large portion of Neat's workspace is designated as flexible, arranged around a central social space with connected meeting rooms. The layout makes this space easily adjustable depending on the needs of the company | Artwork by IARK
Hayley Cannon: "Neat Symmetry is our patented technology combining advanced AI with a high-resolution sensor that detects everyone in the meeting room, zooming in to individually pinpoint and auto-frame each person, then presenting them up close on remote participants’ screens. | Featured Flokk design: HÅG Tion 2160
Hayley Cannon: "Neat Frame is an all-in-one video meeting device ideal for booths, focus rooms, and hot desks, easily pairing with personal laptops – whilst still protecting user privacy. Neat Frame can also be used in lobbies, where just one touch connects visitors to a receptionist via video. | Featured Flokk design: HÅG Capisco Puls 8010
The HÅG Capisco is designed to encourage continuous postural movement throughout the day. Its open design and easy to use controls make it the perfect chair for shared spaces.
HÅG Tion chairs combine lightweight robust design with intuitive controls, designed with modern hybrid workspaces in mind. A range of models, colours and finishes make it versatile to fit into any workspace design scheme.