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Articles by Michelle Beganskas
Implementing a People-First Approach to Change Management
Michelle Beganskas of TMA outlines the importance of change management strategies for organizations looking to smoothly transition to success in a new environment. As the pandemic made clear, our lives are constantly in flux, subject to a variety of factors outside of our control. Day to day, week to week, both our professional and personal lives face life’s biggest constant: change. On a personal level, we learn to cope with the stressors and anxieties that often result from change.
How employers are designing neurodiverse workplaces
About 20% of people are neurodivergent, meaning they have autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia or another learning or mental health difference. In other words, there are most likely at least a handful of people in every workplace who might identify as neurodivergent. Accommodating neurodiverse employees in the workplace is necessary for employers who want to have inclusive workforces.
Leveraging Biophilic Design for the Future Workplace
Story at a glance: Biophilic design benefits not just employees, but companies, too. Adding indoor plants can improve overall indoor air quality. Designers can use images and patterns to mimic the aesthetic qualities of nature. It’s no secret that the world of work is changing. Nearly 60% of US employees who say their jobs can mainly be done from home are working from home at least part of the time, and many corporations are looking for ways to attract their team members back to the office.
Rethinking the Hybrid Workplace Model As a Community Builder
Jamie Feuerborn & Michelle Beganskas of Ted Moudis share how to use the hybrid workplace for connection, empathy, and creativity. From Parks and Recreation to Mad Men and of course, The Office, it’s no coincidence that some of the most iconic pieces of pop culture are presented in workplaces. Offices are central to not just our jobs but also to our relationships and aspirations.
The productivity science behind biophilia is about much more than plants
Humans in the modern world spend a lot of time indoors. Americans reportedly stay inside for up to 93% of their lifetimes when you combine the hours spent indoors and in transport, according the the Environmental Protection Agency. Yet studies show that people who can experience nature and the elements are mentally and physically healthier than those who don’t. There’s a reason for this: Biophilia.
The productivity science behind biophilia is about much more than plants
Humans in the modern world spend a lot of time indoors. Americans reportedly stay inside for up to 93% of their lifetimes when you combine the hours spent indoors and in transport, according the the Environmental Protection Agency. The best students in the world, charted Yet studies show that people who can experience nature and the elements are mentally and physically healthier than those who don’t. There’s a reason for this: Biophilia.
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