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I agree. I used to design voice and data networks for call centers and I would always be part of the planning phase. A lot of times I would have to go with call
by levelist_com 10y ago
I agree. I used to design voice and data networks for call centers and I would always be part of the planning phase. A lot of times I would have to go with call center owners when they would go inspect cubicles they found and potentially wanted to buy, so as to answer any questions about how they will be connected to power, network, etc.. I was always amazed at just how expensive cubicles were. I mean, for what they are. One of the call centers was owned by a construction company. They originally went with cubes but in their next call center they built cubes out of drywall, not quite offices obviously - but looked really good, at mere fraction of the cost.
As a person that has worked in both open and closed floor plans, ill just say this, I miss working from home and cant wait to go back.
- dqv 10y agoI love that idea and I'm glad someone realized it. The dry wall helps with the noise, which reduces stress in that environment.
- greglindahl 10y agoLast time I wanted cubes in the Silicon Valley, used ones in excellent condition were available for cheap. Thank you, Internet Bubble!