Author: Hasnat Rasool

The hybrid-work revolution has done wonders for employee flexibility, but it has also created a thorny new challenge for workplace teams: figuring out who is coming into the office, when they’re coming, and where they’re going to sit once they get there. Spreadsheets, paper sign-up sheets, and ad-hoc Slack messages aren’t just clunky—they actively hamper productivity and frustrate employees who are already juggling rapidly shifting schedules. Enter interactive floor plans: digital, map-based tools that turn a flat office layout into a living, clickable experience. When integrated with a modern desk-booking engine, these plans empower employees to reserve a workstation in…