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I'm not sure -- I haven't worked long enough at a company where managers had their own office & everyone was in an open office plan. My experience was that eve
by thomasmeeks 8y ago
I'm not sure -- I haven't worked long enough at a company where managers had their own office & everyone was in an open office plan.
My experience was that everyone, including the CEO, was in an open office (40+ person startup, 800+ person growth company). But that it didn't really matter all that much because leadership (senior or not) was barely at their desk anyway.
I do agree that if senior leadership wants an open office plan, they should commit to working in such an environment with their teams.
- alistairSH 8y agoThis mirrors my experience (see sibling comment from me). C-levels have open desks, but they're grouped in a corner, surrounded by boardrooms, and the C-levels are rarely at their desk. VPs and line managers are open like the rest of the employees. And they spend a lot of their time in other meeting spaces.