Fancy coffee bars in your office have become a must-have, says the FT.
Whereas it was once acceptable to have a kettle and a jar of instant, workers and occupiers are now insisting on top-end facilities, complete with an in-house barista.
Goldman Sach’s new London HQ boasts a coffee bar on every floor in a bid to stop staff from ‘popping out’ for a cup. Google has, of course, gone one step further, offering staff barista training.
Top-end facilities, from trained baristas to single-origin bean grinders, are now to be expected in modern office space.
Start your free trial today
Your trusted daily source of commercial real estate news and analysis. Register now for unlimited digital access throughout April.
Including:
- Breaking news, interviews and market updates
- Expert legal commentary, market trends and case law
- In-depth reports and expert analysis
Fancy coffee bars in your office have become a must-have, says the FT.
Whereas it was once acceptable to have a kettle and a jar of instant, workers and occupiers are now insisting on top-end facilities, complete with an in-house barista.
Goldman Sach’s new London HQ boasts a coffee bar on every floor in a bid to stop staff from ‘popping out’ for a cup. Google has, of course, gone one step further, offering staff barista training.
Top-end facilities, from trained baristas to single-origin bean grinders, are now to be expected in modern office space.
Full story in today’s FT (£)
