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The problem is, the people who introduced open-plan offices are very reluctant to admit their shortcomings. They will blame everybody - people, technology, envi
by dvfjsdhgfv 5y ago
The problem is, the people who introduced open-plan offices are very reluctant to admit their shortcomings. They will blame everybody - people, technology, environment - but not the idea of putting together a crowd of very different people and keep them in one place supervising them like cattle.
Many people make their employment decisions based on whether the employer offers WFH. But I bet many (but not all) would also accept traditional offices as a decent alternative, at least 1 or 2 days a week.
- Mezzie 5y agoI would; one of the main reasons I don't want to go in person is that I'm immunocompromised and an open-plan office just means 'hey, Mezzie, you get to be sick all the time!' An office would help that.