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For large companies, I can imagine using new branch offices for a/b testing. A while ago I read a comment here about a university that, instead of paving roads
by yakult 9y ago
For large companies, I can imagine using new branch offices for a/b testing.
A while ago I read a comment here about a university that, instead of paving roads to a new campus, just had grass everywhere. A semester later they paved over all the parts where the grass died from all the foot traffic.
I wonder if something like that would be workable? Have easily reconfigurable panels and furniture, encourage the staff to arrange it however they like, wait six months, then standardize/remove pain points/make permanent?
- benji-york 9y agoThat's an interesting thought. Here's another: why standardize? Each team's needs are likely to be different and may change over time.