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Google's openness goes much further than glass walls. For example, you'll rarely find a person in a private office. Even Page and Brin share an office. In othe
by tomerico 17y ago
Google's openness goes much further than glass walls. For example, you'll rarely find a person in a private office. Even Page and Brin share an office.
In other words, Google does not believe in privacy.
- ErrantX 17y ago> In other words, Google does not believe in privacy. That's a bit of a crazy jump there ;) Open workspaces are extremely common and very popular for companies (at least in my experience - and I have been in quite a few offices :)). Google seems to extend it to top management too - which is unusual. I think the theory is solid btw (in that it does work in improving the work ethic etc.)