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How To Design Zero-Waste Buildings: A Case Study In Success

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Effective collaboration between facility staff, building owners, users, and consultants is crucial for the success of zero waste buildings. Employees are more likely to choose organizations that prioritize environmental responsibility. CM: How has Chou Hall influenced the operation of other buildings on the Berkeley campus?

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SUCCESS’ 2024 Women of Influence

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Every year, the SUCCESS Women of Influence awards shine an exciting spotlight on remarkable women who transcend boundaries, inspiring and transforming lives across diverse industries and communities. These women are the unsung heroes, the trailblazers who’ve left an indelible mark, both personally and professionally.

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How Design in Education is Shaping Workplaces of the Future

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The same influences and organization could be found in the workplace, which was in its infancy of development and heavily influenced by Taylorism — a theory that analyzes and synthesizes workflows for efficiency. As such, there has been a shift in pedagogy.

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The Key To Creating Office Spaces For Everyone: Design With Neurodiversity In Mind

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When it’s done right, human-centric workplaces stimulate productivity and support wellbeing, and with up to 15% of people thought to be neurodiverse, striking that balance includes prioritizing the individual requirements of neurodivergent employees. The influence of color has a similar significance to many people. Making sense.

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Remote Work Could Lead To a Remote Chance of  Promotion

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Today’s career professionals prioritize a healthy work-life balance, and remote work is a key part of the formula. To favor or prioritize employees based on physical location is a form of bias, which has no place in a healthy workplace environment, says Grace Ewles, director HR research and advisory services at McClean & Company.

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Here’s how you can thoughtfully integrate AI on your team—without leaving your employees behind

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It’s already influencing who gets hired , how diagnoses are made, what products we prioritize, and even which creative ideas rise to the top. The future won’t be built in absolutes, according to a joint study by MIT Sloan Management Review and the Boston Consulting Group. It’s how deeply we integrate our humanity alongside it.

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How Gen Z is shaping what meaningful work looks like for all workers

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More than 90% of workers say theyve been influenced by Gen Z on issues of meaning at work, and more than six in 10 say Gen Z has made them more likely to speak up when they dont approve of something at work. As a leader, you have far more influence than you think in creating this meaning for others.