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Exactly, the vast majority of people who work in cities use computers to do their job. The whole idea of offices is a holdover from the last generation. You don
by yogthos 11y ago
Exactly, the vast majority of people who work in cities use computers to do their job. The whole idea of offices is a holdover from the last generation. You don't need to have people come to the same physical space to work together nowadays.
The other argument that gets thrown around is that managers want to make sure people are working. First, this is hugely insulting, as it implies that the company doesn't trust people to be capable of managing their time. Second, it's completely ineffective as people are perfectly capable of finding ways to waste time at the office. There are far better ways of doing performance metrics than making people sit in the same room together.
- maxxxxx 11y agoRegarding making sure people are working: In my sh.tty open office layout it's pretty much guaranteed that nothing of any complexity will get done. The only thing that can be measured is pure attendance.