Marriott opened its new global headquarters in Maryland with more spaces for worker collaboration. The company is enticing workers to spend multiple days at the office.
The company is "encouraging folks to be here several days a week" CEO Anthony Capuano told Reuters.
However, since employees "crave" interaction, workers will want to return to the office, Capuano told the outlet. The building's mixed-seating collaboration stations line the windows on each floor. There will also be formal meeting rooms for larger meetings. To further entice workers to come to the office, the company also added a 7,500-square-foot state-of-the-art
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