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> The other thing I suppose is where literally every employee gets their own office. But is that really a thing? Because I've never heard of something like that
by ping_pong 7y ago
> The other thing I suppose is where literally every employee gets their own office. But is that really a thing? Because I've never heard of something like that.
This used to be the case. Companies like Microsoft gave everyone their own office (I'm not sure what the current policy is, I would assume they kept it the same).
I for one hate cubicles the most. They have none of the privacy but also none of the social collaboration, you can't lean over and talk to your coworker.
- erik_seaberg 7y agoAn entry-level job gave me an office in 1992. Microsoft gave me half an office in 2005. Nobody else. > lean over and talk to your coworker There are no quick questions when you were concentrating. If we need to talk about the project, first we should step away from the desks, because everyone else is still trying to code.
- ping_pong 7y agoThat's your perspective, and that's fine. From my perspective and the way my team works, we lean over and chat. It doesn't bother our team because this is how we have been working. Your mileage may vary and that's perfectly reasonable to feel differently.