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Not much discussion of the anonymous survey - are these "High Performing Employees" Self selecting? My gut says quiet spaces are a boon to productivity - but w
by robalfonso 10y ago
Not much discussion of the anonymous survey - are these "High Performing Employees" Self selecting?
My gut says quiet spaces are a boon to productivity - but why not prove it instead of a research methodology with holes so large I could drive a truck through them.
- wyldfire 10y ago> Self selecting? Yes, probably. http://bit.ly/high-performance-survey http://bit.ly/high-performance-survey Though some of those questions might be input as weights/qualifying factors in the results.
- Arizhel 10y agoWho's going to pay for the research to prove your idea that quiet spaces improve productivity? Especially when all the current consultants are hyping open-offices, which aligns nicely with managers/executives who want to save money on floor space and cubicle furniture so they can get bigger bonuses?