>I'm starting to think that there's something more insidious going on with an almost aggressively enforced "open office" culture in high tech. Hanlon's razor i

>I'm starting to think that there's something more insidious going on with an almost aggressively enforced "open office" culture in high tech. Hanlon's razor is useful here. The most likely reason for open offices isn't because of discrimination; it's simply cheaper to pack everyone in a single room than to give everyone a space of their own.