[Infographic] The Science of a Human Workplace

May 4, 2016 Sarah Payne

A human workplace is more than an idea–it’s a proven way to improve work culture, make employees happier, and propel a business forward. We know this because we conducted a survey of more than 800 full-time workers in the U.S. to determine the ROI of such human workplace practices as recognition, transparency, and trust. Check out the infographic below, The Science of Building a Human Workplace, to learn more about the findings from the survey.

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