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June 8, 2025 31 mins
Wie beeinflusst die Bürosituation unsere Arbeit? Welche Umgebung macht kreativer, und was bringen Kaffeeecken und Teeküchen? Das erforscht die Wissenschaft anhand von Fallbeispielen und mithilfe der Space-Syntax-Methode. Die Architektursoziologin Kerstin Sailer erklärt, in welchem Bürodesign die Angestellten sich wohlfühlen und warum manche Kreativecke ungenutzt bleibt.  Im zweiten Podcast-Beitrag geht es um ein Versprechen mit großer Anziehungskraft: die Viertagewoche bei vollem Lohnausgleich. Utopisch? Eine Pilotstudie mit 41 Unternehmen zeigt, was dieses Arbeitsmodell leisten kann und wo es an Grenzen stößt. Und warum manche Unternehmen das Modell übernommen haben. Und in der „Unmöglichen Kolumne“ fragt Christoph Drösser: Warum ist eine Siesta gut fürs Herz? Studien zeigen überraschende Effekte – aber auch Risiken. Veranstaltung: Am 28. Juni nehmen wir eine Folge des ZEIT-WISSEN-Podcasts bei der Langen Nacht der ZEIT in Hamburg auf. Thema: Gedanken lesen, Gedanken steuern – von Science-Fiction zur Therapie. Ein Gespräch mit dem Hirnforscher Surjo Soekadar von der Charité. Hier bekommen Sie Tickets. Shownotes Der Artikel von Max Rauner aus dem ZEIT WISSEN Magazin ist hier zu finden oder in Ausgabe 3/2025 noch bis 20. Juni am Kiosk. Kerstin Sailer bloggt unter spaceandorganisation.org über Architektur und Bürodesign. Die Ergebnisse der Pilotstudie zur Viertagewoche wurden hier veröffentlicht. Die Studie zum weitverbreiteten Wunsch nach Arbeitszeitverkürzung wurde hier publiziert. Kapitel 00:00 Intro 01:04 Die Büro-Battle 03:03 Bloß kein Einzelbüro 05:01 Das sagt die Forschung 06:44 Der Silicon-Valley-Konzern 09:49 Wenn der Kollege nervt 10:11 Was bringen Kaffeeecken? 12:18 Jetzt kommt Activity Based Working 15:23 Oder auch Shared Desk 17:13 Das Experiment mit der Viertagewoche 18:46 Freitags frei, oder wie? 21:04 Auswirkungen auf die Care-Arbeit 22:33 Was sagen die Unternehmen? 24:34 Sinkt dann das Wirtschaftswachstum? 25:55 Warum ist eine Siesta gut fürs Herz? ZEIT WISSEN-Probeabo mit einer Gratisausgabe: zeit.de/wissen-testen Wir freuen uns über Ideen, Kritik und Feedback. Schreiben Sie uns an podcast@zeit-wissen.de Ab dem 15.01.2025 sind einige Folgen von "Woher weißt du das?" nur noch exklusiv mit einem Digitalabo der ZEIT zu hören – auf www.zeit.de/serie/woher-weisst-du-das, auf Apple Podcasts und auf Spotify. Ein kostenloses Probeabo können Sie hier abschließen. Wie Sie Ihr Abo mit Spotify oder Apple Podcasts verbinden, lesen Sie hier. [ANZEIGE] Mehr über die Angebote unserer Werbepartnerinnen und -partner finden Sie HIER. [ANZEIGE] Wenn Sie uns nicht nur hören, sondern auch lesen möchten, testen Sie jetzt das ZEIT-WISSEN-Magazin 1x kostenlos.  
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