Four Keys to Effective Life Sciences Work Transformation

1 Apr 2023

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Life sciences leaders stand at a critical juncture between the past, present, and future of work. The workplace landscape has experienced seismic change in recent years, rendering it unrecognizable from the past. And the metamorphosis continues, driven by a range of converging trends reshaping the way we collectively think about work.

Despite highly specific and complex real estate needs, the life sciences sector is not immune to the new employee expectations manifesting in all industries. Whether they’re scientists or bankers, today’s knowledge workers demand more flexible work models, and they want to feel good about the organizations they serve in terms of both environmental and social principles.

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