Find your bearings at the new workplace

The image is an illustrative office photograph, not a depiction of the fictional Northstar House. For an actual move, use location-approved names and accessible route information.

Open-plan office floor with desks and meeting pods.

A wayfinding approach that works in more than one format

Start with the destination name used in your location’s approved information. Check the approved map and matching text directions for the arrival point, landmarks, and destination. Use locally approved directions for building access.

If labels conflict, a route is unclear, or accessible route information is missing, ask the local move coordinator for the correct directions before relying on an assumption.

Orient yourself on arrival

Use named destinations and ask the role closest to the information you need.

Arrival point

Check the local move communication for the designated arrival point. If it is unclear, ask the local move coordinator.

  • Match the destination name to the local text or map.

Work area

Use the approved team or area label rather than relying on a remembered desk position.

  • Ask your team lead if the team area label is unclear.

Shared spaces

Use the location's room names for meeting spaces and other shared destinations.

  • Ask the local move coordinator about unclear destination labels.