This get brought up again and again, yet: Those who had their doors open still had offices (and I guess a few of them sometimes closed the doors.) For us who

This get brought up again and again, yet: Those who had their doors open still had offices (and I guess a few of them sometimes closed the doors.) For us who have had to live in open offices where people come in to chat about guns[0] and cutting legs of dogs and daydreaming loudly about things so pervert that anything you have yet heard from big T (yet, at least, I have seen the news) pales and can make even native Norwegians blush... ...for us it is less about where we are in 10 years and more about where we are today. [0]: minor remark: I am as pro-gun as any of the locals it seems, just don't start chatting about them in the open floorplan where I sit to work.