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> “Like, man, this is a really nice office,” he recalls thinking. “Open floor plan...” So "Tyler" wasn't a programmer, then. Got it.
by TheRealDunkirk 10y ago
> “Like, man, this is a really nice office,” he recalls thinking. “Open floor plan...”
So "Tyler" wasn't a programmer, then. Got it.
- tomp 10y agoNot everybody dislikes an open floor plan.
- mrweasel 10y agoYou're right of cause, but strangely enough I never meet anyone who liked open floor plans that didn't have a pair of head phones glued to their head half the day. It's personal preference of cause, but I believe that the disadvantages starts to cancel out any benefits at around 6-8 people per office.
- mfringel 10y agoHe also didn't like octagonal windows, and definitely used a spatula when making omelettes.
- recursive 10y agoProgrammers don't have to dislike open floor plans. I know this because I am one.
- suprfsat 10y agoI sexually identify as an open floor plan.
- puranjay 10y agoAny kind of task that requires long periods of concentration is unfit for an open floor plan. I'm a writer and man, I hate writing with people around me