>"To me, it seemed like trying too hard, like very lazily creating culture." Hitting the nail on the head. >Monson, Codeword's CEO, uses the music for a diffe

>"To me, it seemed like trying too hard, like very lazily creating culture." Hitting the nail on the head. >Monson, Codeword's CEO, uses the music for a different purpose: his own privacy. He and his co-founder sit in a corner of the open office space, where they control the volume on the nearest Sonos speakers. When they want to discuss something sensitive, they turn it up. And the bosses use it to opt-out of the open office plan they shove onto their employees, great.