Multi-locational knowledge workers in the office: navigation, disturbances and effectiveness

Petra M. Bosch‐Sijtsema · Virpi Ruohomäki · Matti A. Vartiainen

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Drop-in desks are increasingly common as companies have more mobile employees. However, what happens to mobile workers once they come to the office? In our research, we found that mobile workers perceived lower productivity, had difficulty in navigating in the office and suffered from distractions, lack of storage and identification.

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