The five touchpoints that matter most in a shared workspace, how often they genuinely need attention, and why the kitchen decides how clean an office feels.
In a shared workspace, five touchpoints do most of the work: door handles, light switches, kettle and tap handles, shared keyboards and the fridge door. Clean those daily and the office feels looked after even in a busy week.
The kitchen decides everything. Staff judge the cleanliness of an entire building by the state of the sink and the microwave, so we treat the kitchen reset as non-negotiable on every visit rather than a rotating extra.
Finally, agree a written specification and review it quarterly. Offices change: a new desk pod, a dog in the studio, a shift to three days in the building. The cleaning should change with them rather than drift out of date.
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