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It's not a solution. It's a workaround which reflects a problem that is being sold as an improvement. Which also makes it a bigger problem. This can't get e
by Krasnol 8y ago
It's not a solution.
It's a workaround which reflects a problem that is being sold as an improvement. Which also makes it a bigger problem.
This can't get enough drama to become recognized as a problem.
- P_I_Staker 8y agoI see where you're coming from. We don't have open office, but I still deal with noise pollution; however I don't see the big issue with using headphones. There's health concerns (which can be mitigated), but I don't see any other big problems. And come on, there can always be too much drama. Anyway, I apologise for my tone, I just think it's worth considering.