Designing the New Workplace Experience with Jeremy Myerson (S3:E2) Open image tooltip

Designing the New Workplace Experience with Jeremy Myerson (S3:E2)

What if instead of designing for the process of work, offices are designed to create positive experiences? Jeremy Myerson, co-author of Unworking and director at WORKTECH Academy, encourages us to rethink long-held assumptions about the workplace and derive some inspiration from the likes of Walt Disney.

(Read transcript) (Find in Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen)

Audacious Inclusion with Caroline Casey (S3:E1)

Audacious Inclusion with Caroline Casey (S3:E1)

The founder of The Valuable 500, Caroline Casey, also happens to be legally blind. Learn how she started an inclusion revolution in the workplace, why she says hiding her true self was so limiting and her insights into how to create more inclusive workplaces even when everyone’s needs are so different.

(Read transcript) (Find in Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen)

Bobby Berk’s New Home Base

Bobby Berk’s New Home Base

Step inside — Netflix’s Queer Eye designer Bobby Berk worked with Steelcase to create a refined, yet relaxed workplace inside an L.A. home.

Uncovering Barriers

Uncovering Barriers

Creating inclusive spaces requires celebrating what is working well, while also examining who feels left out.

Color Works

Color Works

Color is a key ingredient to creating an inviting office space –even a subtle change can make a big difference.

Your Home Office

Your Home Office

Homes are now part of the ecosystem of work. People understand how important a good home office is.