Why Your Office Needs a Window
It's in the study.
According to University of Michigan's Rachel Kaplan:Workers who have offices with a view of nature report more enthusiasm for their jobs, less frustration, more patience, and fewer physical ailments.So when you're coming into the office tomorrow, remind your bad self or whoever's in charge:What's the cause of that?
"When employees can glance away from their desks or computers and rest their eyes on a natural landscape, no matter how modest, involuntary attention takes over. Workers get a respite that offsets directed attention fatigue, a mental condition that comes with even the best of jobs."
"I am badass. I need an office window."
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Mind Petals: Young Entrepreneur Network » Blog Archive » Flee the Cube
2006-09-24 13:16:50 UTC
[...] It wasn’t too long ago that I was sitting 2 feet away from a white wall in an employee cage (re: cubicle). And I have to tell you, it truly was hell. Heck, if they are going to put you in a cube at your job, they can at least provide a nearby window to view the scenery while you continue to make your employers and company founders richer by the day. [...]
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