How to encourage co-workers to use shortcuts?

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How to encourage coworkers to use the most efficient route to the place of their destination in the workspace? I noticed many uses the middle corridor for a not very obvious reason. I don't know if they want to check out other employees or just to feel better seeing people around but it causes a lot of distraction for people.



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In RED is what people tend to use but the GREEN should be desired to avoid distraction to other co-workers. This was already explained by HR but people simply don't get it.






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  • What's your place in all this? Are you being distracted? Are you the manager?
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How to encourage coworkers to use the most efficient route to the place of their destination in the workspace? I noticed many uses the middle corridor for a not very obvious reason. I don't know if they want to check out other employees or just to feel better seeing people around but it causes a lot of distraction for people.



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In RED is what people tend to use but the GREEN should be desired to avoid distraction to other co-workers. This was already explained by HR but people simply don't get it.






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How to encourage coworkers to use the most efficient route to the place of their destination in the workspace? I noticed many uses the middle corridor for a not very obvious reason. I don't know if they want to check out other employees or just to feel better seeing people around but it causes a lot of distraction for people.



Here is an example:
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In RED is what people tend to use but the GREEN should be desired to avoid distraction to other co-workers. This was already explained by HR but people simply don't get it.






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How to encourage coworkers to use the most efficient route to the place of their destination in the workspace? I noticed many uses the middle corridor for a not very obvious reason. I don't know if they want to check out other employees or just to feel better seeing people around but it causes a lot of distraction for people.



Here is an example:
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In RED is what people tend to use but the GREEN should be desired to avoid distraction to other co-workers. This was already explained by HR but people simply don't get it.






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  • What's your place in all this? Are you being distracted? Are you the manager?
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  • What's your place in all this? Are you being distracted? Are you the manager?
    – Dukeling
    9 secs ago















What's your place in all this? Are you being distracted? Are you the manager?
– Dukeling
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What's your place in all this? Are you being distracted? Are you the manager?
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