Summary:
The book explores the evolution of office design and work practices, advocating for a shift away from traditional, rigid work environments towards more flexible, human-centered spaces. It presents case studies, research, and insights into how innovative office design can improve productivity, creativity, and employee well-being.
Key points:
1. The End of 9-to-5: Myerson and Ross explain that traditional work hours are outdated due to tech advances, advocating for flexible work schedules that fit various lifestyles.
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