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The human element of some open office spaces is also (IMHO) a little dehumanizing when you're required to carry your headset and any personal effects from a loc
by technofiend 6y ago
The human element of some open office spaces is also (IMHO) a little dehumanizing when you're required to carry your headset and any personal effects from a locker to your desk in a plastic tub and then login to your phone.
- ghaff 6y agoAlthough if those who are predicting a lot more WFH (but with companies still maintaining some level of physical offices), I would expect hoteling to become much more common whatever the physical space looks like. If many/most people are only coming in a couple days a week, it doesn't make sense for employees to have a dedicated space in general.
- 7thaccount 6y agoThankfully I've never had to do that. It sounds pretty awful. I spend 8 hours a day in my cube, so it is basically my home like it or not.