Poor Lighting
We frequently advocate for natural lighting above all else, whenever possible. Studies show that exposure to daylight balances our neurotransmitters and hormones by supporting out circadian rhythm. One way to exposure team members to more daylight is to set workstations to be no more than twice the height of the window from the perimeter. Space division is one of the number one ways that light becomes obstructed in the office. If you’re looking to divide your space, we highly recommend glass walls and door systems in place of standard, light-obstructing walls!
When it comes to artificial lights, the level of brightness makes a big difference. Lighting that is too dim puts a strain on the eyes and can induce feelings of sleepiness, while lighting that's too bright can lead to headaches and irritability.