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Cool - guess no one in that building has pollen allergies or what not. Clearly designed for only one person in mind. Personally, I wouldn't work there.

• mlthoughts2018 8y ago
  Yeah, better to work in a dog-friendly, glass whiteboard panopticon with lots of obligatory-alcohol-focused meeting spaces and management spending more on the coffee station than on sincere productivity tools for professional engineers.
  • yathern 8y ago
    That's a bit of a false dichotomy. There's no reason this place with no AC doesn't also pride itself on being dog friendly or have issues with spending money on the wrong things.
  • bradlys 8y ago
    Not sure where you get that idea. I lived in Seattle for 3.5 years. When I was a software developer there I never encountered literally any of what you said beyond whiteboards and a lot of glass. (Literally surrounded by glass since I worked on the 13th floor of UW Tower) Your reaction is over the top.