How Engaging Is Your Office?

Is your office conducive to productivity? Take this quick quiz to find out!

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1. How easy is it to set up and run a video meeting in your office?*

It works most of the time, but setup can be clunky.

We avoid video calls because it’s too much hassle.

We often face connection issues or tech failures.

Seamless – just one click and we’re live!

2. Do your meeting rooms feature interactive displays or smart AV technology (e.g. touchscreens, wireless sharing, room automation, or integrated conferencing systems)?*

Second Choice We avoid video calls because it’s too much hassle.

Yes – every room is equipped with smart AV like interactive displays, wireless screen sharing, and one-touch meeting start.

No – our meeting rooms are basic, with minimal or no tech integration.

We have screens, but they’re old, not interactive, or require lots of manual setup.

4. Are there dedicated breakout or collaboration spaces in your office?*

No, our office layout isn’t designed for collaboration.

There are a couple of areas, but they’re not widely used.

Yes, we have various zones designed for collaboration and informal meetings.

We mostly have traditional desk spaces with little room for breakout discussions.

3. How well can remote and in-office employees communicate during hybrid meetings?*

It’s hit or miss – some meetings are fine, others are chaotic.

Hybrid meetings feel disconnected and ineffective.

Perfectly – everyone feels included, and audio/video quality is excellent.

Mostly good, but sometimes remote employees struggle to engage.

5. How would you rate the acoustic quality of your office spaces?*

Terrible – meetings and conversations are always disrupted by noise.

Decent – some spaces are better than others.

Excellent – sound is well-managed, and noise distractions are minimal.

Poor – background noise is a constant issue.

6. How easy is it to connect personal devices (laptops, tablets, etc.) to meeting room technology?*

Very easy – wireless and plug-and-play options make it seamless.

It’s a nightmare – we end up not using the tech.

It works, but there are occasional connection problems.

It requires IT help most of the time.

7. Does your office have digital signage or a way to easily share information?*

Some departments use them, but they’re not company-wide.

Yes, we have screens displaying key updates and company info.

We use email and printed notices instead.

No, there’s no digital communication setup.

8. How visually appealing is your office space?*

It feels dull and uninspiring.

It’s outdated and in need of a refresh.

It’s modern, stylish, and inspiring.

It’s okay – functional but not exciting.

9. How comfortable is your office environment? (Seating, lighting, temperature, etc.)*

It’s hit or miss – some parts of the office are better than others.

Mostly comfortable, but a few areas could be improved.

Very comfortable – everything is designed for employee well-being

Uncomfortable – people frequently complain about the setup.

10. What’s the general sentiment about working from the office?*

Employees avoid the office unless absolutely necessary.

People genuinely enjoy coming in – it’s a great space.

It’s fine, but some would prefer to work remotely.

People tolerate it, but the office is rarely full.

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Step 1 of 11

1. How easy is it to set up and run a video meeting in your office?*

We often face connection issues or tech failures.

Seamless – just one click and we’re live!

It works most of the time, but setup can be clunky.

We avoid video calls because it’s too much hassle.

2. Do your meeting rooms feature interactive displays or smart AV technology (e.g. touchscreens, wireless sharing, room automation, or integrated conferencing systems)?*

Yes – every room is equipped with smart AV like interactive displays, wireless screen sharing, and one-touch meeting start.

We have screens, but they’re old, not interactive, or require lots of manual setup.

Second Choice We avoid video calls because it’s too much hassle.

No – our meeting rooms are basic, with minimal or no tech integration.

4. Are there dedicated breakout or collaboration spaces in your office?*

There are a couple of areas, but they’re not widely used.

No, our office layout isn’t designed for collaboration.

We mostly have traditional desk spaces with little room for breakout discussions.

Yes, we have various zones designed for collaboration and informal meetings.

3. How well can remote and in-office employees communicate during hybrid meetings?*

Hybrid meetings feel disconnected and ineffective.

Mostly good, but sometimes remote employees struggle to engage.

It’s hit or miss – some meetings are fine, others are chaotic.

Perfectly – everyone feels included, and audio/video quality is excellent.

5. How would you rate the acoustic quality of your office spaces?*

Decent – some spaces are better than others.

Terrible – meetings and conversations are always disrupted by noise.

Excellent – sound is well-managed, and noise distractions are minimal.

Poor – background noise is a constant issue.

6. How easy is it to connect personal devices (laptops, tablets, etc.) to meeting room technology?*

It’s a nightmare – we end up not using the tech.

Very easy – wireless and plug-and-play options make it seamless.

It works, but there are occasional connection problems.

It requires IT help most of the time.

7. Does your office have digital signage or a way to easily share information?*

Yes, we have screens displaying key updates and company info.

No, there’s no digital communication setup.

We use email and printed notices instead.

Some departments use them, but they’re not company-wide.

8. How visually appealing is your office space?*

It’s okay – functional but not exciting.

It’s outdated and in need of a refresh.

It’s modern, stylish, and inspiring.

It feels dull and uninspiring.

9. How comfortable is your office environment? (Seating, lighting, temperature, etc.)*

Uncomfortable – people frequently complain about the setup.

Very comfortable – everything is designed for employee well-being

It’s hit or miss – some parts of the office are better than others.

Mostly comfortable, but a few areas could be improved.

10. What’s the general sentiment about working from the office?*

It’s fine, but some would prefer to work remotely.

People tolerate it, but the office is rarely full.

Employees avoid the office unless absolutely necessary.

People genuinely enjoy coming in – it’s a great space.

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