> “But as a piece of commentary, the film’s damning portrayal of bad management and inefficient workplaces holds up today.” I’d say that tech workplaces have g

> “But as a piece of commentary, the film’s damning portrayal of bad management and inefficient workplaces holds up today.” I’d say that tech workplaces have gotten worse in many ways after this movie’s time. Office plans are now usually not very conducive to getting work done without a noise canceling headset (which many companies won’t pay for), and the greed at the CxO levels for higher pay/compensation for themselves at the cost of thousands or even hundreds of thousands below their levels could be appalling in many larger companies. If anything, we need an Office Space 2.0 to be made with contemporary observations and critiques.