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No. Nobody thinks that open offices are better for work. They just think that the cost in productivity is less then the cost of the extra real estate required.
by Negitivefrags 10y ago
No. Nobody thinks that open offices are better for work.
They just think that the cost in productivity is less then the cost of the extra real estate required.
Your estimates of cost are totally incorrect.
When it comes to a difference of 200k vs 300k per fully loaded employee, most managers are going to doubt they are going to get 50% more work out of each employee.
- dasmoth 10y agoI wish this were true -- it would make the argument for remote work easy. A non-negligible number of people genuinely do seem to believe that the loss of individual productivity is offset by "team cohesion" or equivalent.
- sotojuan 10y agoRemote work would make it closer to 0k than either, yet most managers are against it.
- specialist 10y ago"Your estimates of cost are totally incorrect." Illuminate me.