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> the work from home obsession is the “open office space” debate of our generation. There is not much of a debate, open offices are hated by knowledge workers
by yao420 5y ago
> the work from home obsession is the “open office space” debate of our generation.
There is not much of a debate, open offices are hated by knowledge workers and pushed by managers and accountants for cost reasons. I get the same feeling from those pushing back to office policies, they want control of employees under the guise of sparking ‘water cooler talk’.
- heavyset_go 5y ago> There is not much of a debate, open offices are hated by knowledge workers and pushed by managers and accountants for cost reasons. I get the same feeling from those pushing back to office policies, they want control of employees under the guise of sparking ‘water cooler talk’. The return to offices is also pushed for cost reasons. Employers made billions of dollars in investments in commercial real estate, signed multiyear leases, and have executives, board members and shareholders that are invested in commercial real estate, as well.
- intricatedetail 5y agoThere are creeps in the management also supporting it because they like to watch people especially women. It's disgusting.