With the pandemic nearly four years in the rearview mirror, staff at many associations are still working hybrid schedules, splitting their week between in-office and remote work. For some organizations, that’s meant downsizing to smaller offices to minimize costs while maintaining a vibrant work culture.That’s the trend leading the 185-year-old American Statistical Association (ASA), based in Alexandria, Virginia, to usher in a new era this spring. This month, the organization will downsize from its five-story, 25,000-square-foot headquarters to a 3,800-square-foot coworking office with shared work areas, flexible office spaces and conference rooms reserved by the hour.“It’s like moving from… Read More