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Post by account_disabled on Jan 2, 2024 22:40:42 GMT -5
Regardless of their location, all workplaces and workplaces have symbolic meanings, historical artifacts formed in the interactions of people, practices, and power over time. This brings me back to the office. What belief systems, technological histories, and specific cultural practices shape what many of us think of as an office? Based on what we’ve gathered from the past, how can we reimagine offices and how work is done? Social History of the Modern Office The office, a place dedicated to increasing the productivity of those who do mental work and process information (what Peter Drucker called knowledge workers), has a relatively short but dynamic social history. As a place away from home life, the office has been the subject of books such as Gideon Haig's The Office and Nikhil Savar.
The Cube: The Secret History of the Workplace as well as numerous television shows and films. The medieval monk sitting at a small table in a dimly lit room with a pen and parchment, head bowed, absorbed in the manuscript before him, is an early Job Function Email List example of the kind of work solitary and focused with the deep concentration often associated with it. Work in the office. Across Europe, from the beginning of the century, wealthy businessmen had home offices where they could display their status and power and entertain potential clients and partners, while increasingly civil servants.
Lawyers, clerical staff, and bookkeepers Start working in a shared office. Because of the vast amount of paperwork generated in the course of business dealings across the empire, the East India Trading Company saw the need to centralize all administrative functions. In , the East India Building was built; an office building purpose-built to ensure the efficiency and productivity of a large and ever-expanding workforce. In 1998, Stafford Northcote, later Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Sir Charles Trevelyan, Assistant Secretary to the Treasury, wrote the following on the best management of the civil.
The Cube: The Secret History of the Workplace as well as numerous television shows and films. The medieval monk sitting at a small table in a dimly lit room with a pen and parchment, head bowed, absorbed in the manuscript before him, is an early Job Function Email List example of the kind of work solitary and focused with the deep concentration often associated with it. Work in the office. Across Europe, from the beginning of the century, wealthy businessmen had home offices where they could display their status and power and entertain potential clients and partners, while increasingly civil servants.
Lawyers, clerical staff, and bookkeepers Start working in a shared office. Because of the vast amount of paperwork generated in the course of business dealings across the empire, the East India Trading Company saw the need to centralize all administrative functions. In , the East India Building was built; an office building purpose-built to ensure the efficiency and productivity of a large and ever-expanding workforce. In 1998, Stafford Northcote, later Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Sir Charles Trevelyan, Assistant Secretary to the Treasury, wrote the following on the best management of the civil.