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The “bleisure” revolution: how tech giants are shaping the workplace of tomorrow

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The ingratiation of technology and social media into every aspect of our lives has led to the entanglement of business and leisure cultures, which we’re apparently calling “bleisure”. This is particularly evident in the office spaces of the large technology companies that are shaping the way we live and work.

All Systems Commercial Fitouts has created an infographic to demonstrate how the innovations of tech companies such as Google and Facebook are revolutionising your 9-5.

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Steff joined the HRreview editorial team in November 2014. A former event coordinator and manager, Steff has spent several years working in online journalism. She is a graduate of Middlessex University with a BA in Television Production and will complete a Master's degree in Journalism from the University of Westminster in the summer of 2015.

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