preferred by your employees.
If your interior is run down and the landlord hasn’t kept up with repairs, that’s another clear sign that’s it’s time to move. You may not want to stick around for any renovations that could affect working spaces either.
EMPLOYEES HAVE TROUBLE FINDING PARKING AND TRAFFIC IS ALWAYS HEAVY.
This is an obvious one. These two factors have a dramatic effect on everyone’s morale and productivity. It is completely worth moving if it helps your employee’s commute while making parking for everyone easier.
YOU NEED TO IMPRESS MORE CLIENT RE CLIENTS. FIRST IMPRESSIONS MATTER.
Having a meeting in a crowded, run down, or not impressive conference room doesn’t do much for prospective clients. You want clients to come into your office and have an amazing first impression. If your office looks out of date, it could hinder you. A clearly outdated office may lead clients to think you are behind the times. Now, they may later find out you aren’t, but that could be their first impression. Offices with modern features leave the opposite impression.
YOU AREN'T ATTRACTING NEW TALENT (OR RETAINING IT) AND Y G IT) AND YOUR SPACE HAS A LOT TO WITH IT O WITH IT.
Is your turnover rate higher than in years past? Are you not pulling the high-level employees you used to? Your office space, amenities, and location may have a lot to do with this.
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