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Not everyone want that, if I need my own private space I don't need to go to office. The reason I may want to go to office is to see my coworkers. Doors/priva
by matz1 5y ago
Not everyone want that, if I need my own private space I don't need to go to office.
The reason I may want to go to office is to see my coworkers.
Doors/private cubicle defeat the purpose.
- bitwize 5y agoNot everyone wants a loud, bustling bullpen where you can barely hear yourself think and your productivity is crippled as a consequence. But yet that's what most everybody in our field gets.
- ThrowawayR2 5y agoNothing about having a private office precludes seeing coworkers. In the heady days of my long-lost youth when I still had an office, I stepped outside of it when I wanted to see my coworkers and went back inside and locked the door when I didn't.
- Nimitz14 5y agoAnd you were likely much less efficient because of less interaction with your more knowledgeable colleagues. You don't know what you don't know.
- closeparen 5y agoEfficiency is an attribute of doing the work. If you're always interacting then you're never doing the work; neither efficiency nor inefficiency can exist at all.