> Managers vs makers schedule explains this. It's like Donald Knuth's argument for not using e-mail. "Most people need to stay on top of things, but I need to

> Managers vs makers schedule explains this. It's like Donald Knuth's argument for not using e-mail. "Most people need to stay on top of things, but I need to get to the bottom of things." The open office works great for staying on top of things, but is not a good environment for getting to the bottom of things.