> it doesn't magically make additional space appear. Oh, that's an excellent point, I guess my experience with open offices still provide a reasonable amount o

> it doesn't magically make additional space appear. Oh, that's an excellent point, I guess my experience with open offices still provide a reasonable amount of space for each person so you weren't crammed on top of eachother. In 2011 I interviewed for a dev position at Kabam and the layout in their Redwood Shores office appeared to be the sort of middle school cafeteria tables -- the really long faux-wood tables with attached seats -- with people crammed in side by side all along it and this jumble of wires in the middle that is probably still tangled to this day. I grabbed a second free coffee and walked out on that interview.