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Accounting firms are getting creative in their approach to client satisfaction and staff retention, turning traditional workspaces into an ‘experience’ hub, “blurring [the lines] of business and leisure”.
Mirvac group executive, office and industrial, Andrew Butler, says accounting firms are starting to cater to a client’s experience by incorporating client concierge services, and café and lounge spaces in their workplace design.
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