Hello, I'm the Nilpard. I represent Timmermann as a “heraldic animal”. My backside is that of a hippo, my front part is that of a cheetah. I stand for “transform stability”. With my agile front and my stable back, I combine two seemingly opposite characteristics. But I am steadfast and yet agile. This means that I am constantly evolving without being fragile or unstable. “Transform stability” is a state that we at Timmermann strive for every day, e.g. B. by being a learning community. We also help our clients to achieve this agile and at the same time stable state. The blue color symbolizes our structured way of thinking, while red represents our open hearts. This duality is also reflected in the “how” of our company: “With bright minds and open hearts”.
Are you facing empty offices or considering renting out space because everything can supposedly be done virtually? We are established in our new New Work office, Timmerland, and while we believe in the changing role of offices, we understand the need for shared and activity-dependent space. With only a few people having their own fixed workstation, it's crucial to consider the input of both employees and managers to address their needs and concerns. What will the workplace of the future look like, and how can you prepare your employees for this?
COVID-19 has accelerated natural developments toward flexible work models and redesigned workspaces. Especially in organizations where digitization was not yet well advanced, this created unexpected complications. Overall, however, contrary to expectations, the shift of daily work from office space to home office has temporarily worked well for most organizations. Virtual collaboration and remote teams quickly became terms of daily life, and many organizations found entirely new ways to manage their workday. Even executives who were skeptical about the home office "had to" realize that productivity and reliability don't always suffer, and in fact often increase. What we all realize, however, is that virtual collaboration cannot completely replace office work and physical contact with colleagues. That's why many organizations are already moving on to the next challenge, looking for sustainable ways to make their teams work together to their full potential. The challenge is to create work environments in which employees can be motivated and highly effective.
The term "New Ways of Working" is being embraced to explore innovative work and space concepts, with a focus on designing office furniture and consulting with architects. However, it's important not to overlook the needs of employees and managers. The shift to digital working methods not only requires updated technical equipment and workspace design but also demands new skills and a shift in mindset from both employees and managers.
Organizations are now actively reevaluating traditional office layouts and collaboration practices. Embracing spatial transformations to foster New Ways of Working, including agile methodologies, is a priority. Discover essential insights on workspace design and innovative work approaches in our webinar.
New room concepts succeed when 3 key factors are carefully considered:
In addition to the physical changeover, the introduction of new, agile working practices and methods plays an equally significant role in the integration of new work concepts. This is unavoidable in order to promote performance and motivation. It is not enough to design and implement a new space concept. Rather, collaboration, attitude, leadership and corporate culture must be changed in their entirety in order to benefit sustainably. To help your employees develop a solid understanding of how to use new ways and spaces of working in the future, we will provide you with the necessary basics in agile working. For a simple understanding of the complex processes your employees go through in the transition to new ways of working, we have divided our measures into four topics.
We don't follow a one-size-fits-all approach; instead, we tailor each work and space concept to fit the unique circumstances of your organization. As a result, we can only provide you with a glimpse of the goals we aim to achieve with you - the ultimate experience is something we'll journey through together.