While most of us are slaving away in cubes or at our group's pod, the guys at the new Macquarie office in Sydney are spending their days in quite a different setting. The article mentions that the building consultant's idea was to encourage and facilitate a new way of working, and many seem to be taking advantage of the opportunity - more than half of the employees change their workspaces every day. While the pictures alone are interesting to look at, I would like to hear what others think about the effect of one's work environment on productivity, morale, etc, and if you guys think more banks will adopt similar-style workplaces as we head into the future.
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They should have used the money they wasted on this to pay their employees a reasonable bonus.
It looks more like a bad art museum. As previously stated, they should have paid their employees a better bonus.
You said it bateman. They embarrassed them selves.
That being said, shareholders like buildings more than bonuses.
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