How we can create unique work spaces | Nigel Oseland | TEDxSurreyUniversity

In a world where personalities are so different, why do we design as if one work space fits all? In this talk workplace strategist and environmental psychologist Nigel Oseland explores that exact question, drawing on sociological studies to share how we can create innovative workspaces. Nigel Oseland is a workplace strategist, environmental psychologist, and behavioral researcher. Nigel believes the key to an organization’s success is creativity and innovation and will be sharing how we can build workspaces optimized for different backgrounds, skill sets, personality types, generations, and cultures This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@EvianPutra]

Very inspiring!

[@JorgeArturoOlivera]

As a young entrepreneur this is really insightful, I need more of this

[@bprincci]

I've been following the articles from Linkedin about workspace.

[@jessiej5765]

I agree with everything he said.

[@aliasgharnejad1418]

I do agree with your psychological conclusion. But the method that you're suggestiong is presumably impossible to to proceed with. Firstly because this type of display will decrease people's acessibility to the equipment they need to work with and secondly because these personalities are very contradictory and somewhat opposite so we can't make an environment that has both of the opposite desings

[@nitaytalyosef5468]

12:18 anyone else? o.O

[@carloskoo7844]

Yes, I thought it was my internet connection but it seems it is the video edition.

[@ajaynayak8180]

Fight Club