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569,000 square feet... 3,000 employees. That's 190 square feet per employee. I know there's waste with hallways, bathrooms, utility closets, etc... But does
by VikingCoder 11y ago
569,000 square feet... 3,000 employees. That's 190 square feet per employee. I know there's waste with hallways, bathrooms, utility closets, etc... But doesn't Google also pack their employees in like sardines?
Isn't a (small) cubicle more like 80 square feet? That'd mean more than half of the space is not-cubicle, right?
Now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure I've worked in 64 square foot cubicles...?
And I had to share a cubicle for a short time when I think I had 80 square feet.
- iofj 11y agoFrom another post by a Xoogler: [1]The new building was a new-style REWS abomination with impressive public spaces to walk through on the way to totally open offices with no cube walls (as opposed to the 4' walls around the 12 person cubes in the building I was in). So there was a lot of resistance in my group..