Research from De Montfort University suggests organisations can be analysed according to their desk style: "Monoliths" (resistant to change and deeply hierarchical) can be spotted by looking for "senior managers cocooned in wasteful private rooms" and "junior staff who are marooned in sterile open plan environments". "Makeshifts" (caught in a vicious spiral of management drift) have "shabby, overcrowded offices". Even "Modernisers" (well designed new workplaces) have had "mixed" results. The report reserves praise for "Mould-breakers" who "align a less structured work environment with a relaxed, imaginative and interactive style." This category includes advertising agencies, IT firms and ... management consultants. There.
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