Bridging The Gap: Howsocio-Demographics Shape The Impact Of Coworking Environments On Productivity.

Abstract

As the modern workforce continues to evolve, understanding the factors that influence employee productivity has become increasingly crucial. Coworking spaces are emerged as a substitute to conventional office based and home based working to detangle the limitation of both by providing various amenities and enabling the occupants to socially interact, sharing ideas and knowledge. One area of growing interest is the impact of coworking environments on worker productivity, particularly in the context of socio-demographic differences. This study aims to investigate the relationship between coworking space members' productivity and the coworking space environment and moderating effect of age, gender, and education level are incorporated into the model. Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling analysis proven the significant relationship of coworking space environments and productivity. The results also state that, factors such as gender, age, and education exhibit even stronger statistical significance as moderators than the direct link between environment and productivity.