Agile Working

Let’s face it: During the week, you’re probably at the office for more hours than you are (awake) at home. Even if you have a home office, you can’t sit at a desk for 6 or 8 or 10 hours a day… it just isn’t healthy. Being able to work in different ways depending on what you’re doing is important to productive and healthy work. Are you feeling a bit social? Come to the cafe for a bit. Need to focus? Our work pods are perfect for that. Tired of sitting on your ass? Check out the adjustable height standing desks.

A lot of law offices are talking about this. SparkTown is doing it. So if you are in actual (rather than virtual) residence at SparkTown, you can take advantage of the variety of working environments we offer… completely your choice. Although the work pods are pretty comfortable so come early for those.

How Agile Working has Impacted our Workspace

"In an agile environment, 'work' becomes an activity rather than a place," explains Martyn Freeman, managing director of Mitie's facilities management business.

Agile Working

Agile working is all about creating a flexible and productive environment. By creating different work areas within the office you can ensure your staff have the complete freedom and flexibility to work where they want, when they want.

The New Office

There's no question about it. Employees around the world are rejecting standard, bland offices and demanding something fundamentally different. This anticorporate backlash is loud and clear. But the solutions isn't as clear.