Modern office environment makes most people uncomfortable
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/01/160108084506.htm
Personality has a big impact on the type of office environment
people prefer to work in. Modern features such as hot-desking
and open-plan floors appeal mainly to extraverted workers with
others finding them uncomfortable. This is one of the findings
of a study by John Hackston, Head of Research at business
psychologists OPP, who presents his findings today, Friday 8
January 2016, at the British Psychological Society Division of
Occupational Psychology's annual conference in Nottingham. John
Hackston said: "Despite changes in technology many people still
work in an office. Understanding how personality interacts with
the office environment is key to improving job satisfaction and
productivity.
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