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One also has to wonder if a non-trivial percentage of engineers also end up as not high performers as a direct result of being in an open office and not having
by Bahamut 10y ago
One also has to wonder if a non-trivial percentage of engineers also end up as not high performers as a direct result of being in an open office and not having their own private spaces.
I recommend private offices for engineers so they can get heads down and do their work, but sadly that suggestion tends to get ignored :( .