> I think I'd have a less negative reaction to open offices if it weren't for the attempt to sell it as a productivity booster. But isn't that how you sell any

> I think I'd have a less negative reaction to open offices if it weren't for the attempt to sell it as a productivity booster. But isn't that how you sell anything politically? Take some real or alleged positive aspect, blow it up out of all proportion, be loud and keep the pressure up, ram the agenda down all throats as deeply as it goes.