Re: who'd have thought less interruptions could boost productivity?
Ditto at my place, they sold off space, gave us all the office kit if we wanted the nice chairs and kit, we had meeting room booking system in place so they just beefed it up to books desks.
We've had sick days drop off to almost nothing now, last person off sick must have been 18 months ago when a few caught covid. Projects are getting done in what seems like record time now, and rather than people only being around 9-5, when you look you can usually find people logged on from 7-7 most days as without the commute people are using the quiet times at either end of the day to get the stupid odds and sods jobs done so proper work gets done during the work day.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
