THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 2023
Are you looking to hire top talent at your business? The location you select can play a large role in your ability to hire quality employees. Research has shown the workplace building, as well as its geographical location, can affect a person’s employment decisions. However, every person has unique tastes, so choosing the right location isn’t always an easy choice. Let’s take a look at some of the factors that should go into your location decision.
Building and Facilities
Any building you choose should be clean and well-maintained. While newer buildings tend to be more eye-catching, older buildings can still be quite aesthetically pleasing when well taken care of. This care includes clean and tidy restrooms and break rooms in order to promote a pleasant, safe workplace.
Commuters
Many people drive to work, but quite a few people prefer to take public transportation (especially in more urban areas). A good business location will have ample parking for all employees to easily find a spot, but will also be located near a bus and/or train stop. The commuting options provide double the value for employees, especially if they partake in both.
Neighborhood
People don’t isolate the building location. Rather, they look to see what’s around the building. Does the neighborhood look safe? Are there plenty of nearby restaurants for lunch options? Are there stores so errands can be run over lunch? Is there a nearby park or walking trail for breaks on nice days? The surrounding area will impact the overall value of the location you select.
Whether you’re just starting a business or moving your established business, make sure to choose a location that will help you hire and retain quality workers.
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