True, but a lot of people simply cannot work in an environment full of so much clutter, noise, and distractions. Not 'will not', 'cannot'. Their productivity wi

True, but a lot of people simply cannot work in an environment full of so much clutter, noise, and distractions. Not 'will not', 'cannot'. Their productivity will drop like a stone. Are your 'intangibles' worth disqualifying a significant portion of your potential workforce? I guess if you're in a leadership role that might seem like a loaded question, but...well, if that's the case then I sure wouldn't work for you. It takes a diverse set of minds and opinions to get the most out of a vision.