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No. I used to work as a programmer for Nokia and was with 50 people in a co-working space with different groups (administration, developer, service, etc.). I fi
by void_nill 8y ago
No. I used to work as a programmer for Nokia and was with 50 people in a co-working space with different groups (administration, developer, service, etc.). I find that exhausting. Someone kept arriving to ask me questions about computer problems. Every few minutes someone comes and wants to have a cup of coffee or go for a smoke. As an Asperger, I don't like open offices and I personally prefer a single small room with a door that I can close.
- mlthoughts2018 8y agoSame for me. There is no type of working space that offers even minimal required functionality to perform the basics of a programming job other than a single-occupancy private office with a door that closes for privacy. Not to mention that all the research indicates this turns out to be cheaper than open plan / cubicle / pod / etc. layouts after factoring in productivity losses from those layouts.