MakeOne, a company focused on unified communication, mobility, solid CX strategies and personalized consulting, opened its fully restructured office with new spaces, promoting greater integration among employees and focusing on innovations.
MakeOne's new office, recently opened in São Paulo, has brought new environments, such as a multipurpose area, with a massage room, kitchen, arcade games area for employees, living room with sofas and spaces to relax, in addition to featuring the conceptFree Seatwhere circulation through the areas is open and there are no walls separating the departments, resulting in greater integration among people. The space still has individual booths for calls or conversations that require privacy or moments of focus. Currently, the company has approximately 150 employees who work in a hybrid model. The design was created based on the company's new logo introduced earlier this year, which features curved lines connecting the initials "M" and "O," creating a visual representation ofcontinuity and balance, strongly represented in all environments.
Additionally, the headquarters features a new addition, the "Arena" with bleachers for monthly events, where professionals, specialists, and clients will gather to discuss a different topic at each meeting. "These events aim to direct clients and bring together both executives and specialists in the field for networking, training, and lectures," says Márcia Carvalho, MakeOne's marketing leader.
THEFree SeatIncorporated into the new headquarters, it makes all employees feel like part of the same team, as there are no walls separating each area, resulting in greater interaction among professionals. This model makes sense with the company's key concept, as the "One" in its name symbolizes integration and unification.
"We are pleased with this new phase of MakeOne. In the first half, we went through a rebrand, followed by the creation of the LAB, a division focused on AI solutions, and now we have the inauguration of the office after the restructuring," comments Roberto Campos, CMO of MakeOne. "We do not stop investing in development; the redesign of the headquarters is to add even more value alongside other initiatives focused on our customers, always with the goal of improving the consumer experience and standing out competitively in the market," he concludes.
