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Sensory Design in the Hybrid Workplace | Kendra Linton, NELSON Worldwide
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Recently Doug came across an article in Work Design Magazine by Kendra Linton—Senior Associate at NELSON Worldwide—that grabbed his attention. Kendra's article is about using sensory design to create engaging workspaces for the new hybrid workplace. As the world continues to grapple with making hybrid work more efficient and human-friendly, thinkers like Kendra cut through the noise and help us understand the importance of connection, creating engaging spaces, and evolving the employee experience.Check out the article that inspired this episode!Learn more about Kendra Linton and NELSON Worldwide.Click here to get your FREE copy of the Imagine a Place journalFollow Imagine a Place on LinkedIn
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