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I'd prefer about 60°F (which causes a lot of complaining in many places so I don't express my preference) but I hope the author is joking about using a heater i
by keganunderwood 9y ago
I'd prefer about 60°F (which causes a lot of complaining in many places so I don't express my preference) but I hope the author is joking about using a heater in the summer.
- pjc50 9y agoI have tragically been in an office where someone was so uncomfortable with the consensus aircon setting that they had their own heater under their desk. Open-plan offices are hard.
- maccard 9y agoThat's a reasonable response. It sure beats that person demanding that the rest of the office live with what they're comfortable with.
- nradov 9y agoClosed-plan offices are also hard in most buildings. The HVAC vents are set in fixed overhead positions, and then the tenant has to subdivide it into offices, meeting rooms, break rooms, etc. Those never seem to line up properly with the vents, and the temperature sensors are in different spots, so some rooms end up freezing and others too hot.