> Cubes and open office are bad enough but hotdesking is the next step. It's not that simple. I worked with hotdesking at Intel. Those workstations, although s

> Cubes and open office are bad enough but hotdesking is the next step. It's not that simple. I worked with hotdesking at Intel. Those workstations, although still small, were bigger than the (assigned) ones I saw at Google and Facebook when I interviewed there, and Intel's one offered more privacy. Visiting those companies for an interview was depressing - finding out your crappy cube at Intel was still better than the ones at FAANG. Surreal.