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How about "everyone has a laptop, so just take the first free desk when you get in in the morning?"

• kevinmchugh 5y ago
  "hot-desking"/"hotelling". All the productivity downsides of open office, plus opaque social hierarchies
• 908B64B197 5y ago
  Hint: if you hot-desk but never saw a full fare business class ticket paid by your employer, it's time to switch job; you are at a cost center.
• cmckn 5y ago
  Clearly so many nightmarish things about this setup, but the one that makes my skin crawl is: my chair. Can you imagine having to sit in a different, random office chair every single day? It's like getting in your car every morning and someone has adjusted your seat and mirrors. I'd probably resort to hiding my favorite chair in a broom closet. Not to mention having to sit in the dried sweat and crumbs of who-knows-how-many other people all the time. shivers.
  • FalconSensei 5y ago
    Also monitor: brightness and contrast, positioning.