Summer office survival guide: our 5 tips for a pleasant and productive summer
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Discover the steps to follow to enjoy the summer and be fulfilled at work!
1. Plant scenography: Bewitching summer evenings and afterworks
Transform your summer evenings and afterworks into magical moments thanks to a plant scenography . By hanging plants, using floral garlands and adorning the lights with foliage, create a warm and friendly atmosphere for your summer evenings. This will encourage informal exchanges and strengthen the bonds between colleagues.
2. Green workshops: strengthen team spirit
Opt for green workshops during your team building activities. From repotting to flower crowns, cuttings and terrariums, these fun activities encourage creativity, the exchange of know-how and allow you to feel on vacation for a moment!
3. Furnished outdoor spaces: Offer your employees a green break
This summer period is ideal for enjoying the terraces, gardens and rooftops. Consider adding plants to your outdoor spaces to allow your employees to recharge their batteries during their breaks.
4. Brightened offices: Boost the productivity of your teams
Bring cheerfulness and freshness to your offices by integrating plants and plant elements. The arrival of summer leads to a drop in employee motivation. By bringing life and color to their work environment, you will improve the quality of the ambient air and promote their productivity!
5. Gardening: Discover the benefits of connecting with nature
Put your hands in the ground to reconnect with nature and discover the benefits of gardening in summer. Encourage your employees to discover this rewarding activity, whether on a small scale on their desks or in dedicated spaces.
By following these tips, you can approach summer in the office with enthusiasm, creating a harmonious and productive work environment for everyone.
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Written by Léa Carré