When you don't feel like going to work,
Maybe it's not because you're bored with your job,
You just need office lights to recharge your batteries!
In fact, this effect was demonstrated years ago in the Hawthorne experiment. Professor Jo Silvester, director of the Centre for Work Performance at City University London, and her colleagues went further and found that sunlight had a positive effect on employees' subjective well-being. This can be understood as the need for the direct or indirect effects of artificial lighting on employee well-being and performance.