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Sounds like you’re arguing for WeWork not offices as usual. We don’t need corporate offices full of cubes and butts and chairs. We need co-working spaces some
by cntrpt9293 6y ago
Sounds like you’re arguing for WeWork not offices as usual.
We don’t need corporate offices full of cubes and butts and chairs.
We need co-working spaces sometimes.
Personally, my employer of 92 is doing fine remote. So, you know, anecdata and all that
There’s that personality though that needs a group to help them decide on the color of a button, and how thick a drop shadow should be.
Let’s hope those folks are able to power through making such difficult decisions alone, without free lattes followed by yoga class to ease the chemically induced anxiety, and over thought fear of making the wrong palette choice.
My goodness, tech millennials might have to move on from college life! For shame.
- walshemj 6y agoYes back to individual offices
- weeksie 6y agoNo. I'm saying many (most) firms will still require offices. The shape of the office will change as firms realize which business functions work best in the office and which are best remote. This will take many years to shake out because not every firm will correctly identify these functions.