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A private office with a door that can close. A private office with a door that can close. A private office with a door that can close. A copy of Peopleware f
by mechanical_fish 15y ago
A private office with a door that can close.
A private office with a door that can close.
A private office with a door that can close.
A copy of Peopleware for every employee.
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Well, you did ask for a fantasy.
- vnchr 15y agoYou might be closer than you think: http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1998-11-08/ http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1998-11-08/
- pasbesoin 15y agoI'll add: Soundproofing. The best, reasonable cost version I encountered (in someone else's executive office) was expanding foam sprayed between the drywall surfaces. In this case, installed during construction -- I can't imagine it was that expensive to add. A window admitting natural light. I add this because I've had the experience of working in private rooms, but next to very loud/noisy people. Still miserable -- sometimes open space is better because the noise blends (a very limited form of better).
- brudgers 15y agoUsing sound masking strategies in conjunction with sound isolation is typically preferable to sound isolation (e.g. a dripping faucet which keeps you awake).