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Team sized rooms sound good but what happens with a few more people are added and there is no room to easily expand?
by pkaye 10y ago
Team sized rooms sound good but what happens with a few more people are added and there is no room to easily expand?
- criddell 10y agoMove or risk having unhappy employees.
- dredmorbius 10y agoThat's a problem for planning of both headcount and space. A company should know its growth profile and plan accordingly. Having slack space (meeting cubes, shared space) which can be converted helps. Short answer: plan ahead. Rotating employees through different workgroups helps build stronger overall team cohesion. Gives people a chance to mix and match.
- serge2k 10y agoWhy do team sized rooms make this worse?
- gertef 10y agoFlexible partions for walls.
- JBlue42 10y agoRunning into this at work now. 7-8 person spaces. We're crunching down and rearranging things now to fit in more people where necessary. Currently in the process of attaining a new building. Reason I'm reading this article: new building plan is to put all 100+ folks in open office with concrete floors.