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I’ve mentally given up trying to fight open workspaces and hotdesks. Arguing about why it’s become the standard doesn’t help me. So I either work from home when
by Karupan 8y ago
I’ve mentally given up trying to fight open workspaces and hotdesks. Arguing about why it’s become the standard doesn’t help me. So I either work from home when I feel like doing intense work, or I’ve accepted that my productivity isn’t going to be as high at office.
And it’s not just the noise. I don’t like it when I feel like people are looking over my shoulder. I just concentrate better in a smaller, self contained room.