Although studies over the years have concluded that plants
in the workplace will increase productivity, new research has the statistics to
prove it. When plants were added to
Spartan-type offices, productivity increased by 15%.
This new study was the first to test the idea in real
offices. It was conducted by researchers
from the University of Queensland, Cardiff University, the University of Exeter
and the University of Groningen.
According to Professor Alex Haslam – one of the study’s coauthors
– the study challenges modern business ideas that a lean office is a more
productive one. He was quoted in the UQ News as saying, “Modern offices and desks have been
stripped back to create sparse spaces - our findings question this widespread
theory that less is more – sometimes less is just less.”
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