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> Meanwhile I have yet to meet a coworker in real life that prefers or even likes this trend, personally I hate it. I just don't believe this. I would say a go
by tick_tock_tick 5y ago
> Meanwhile I have yet to meet a coworker in real life that prefers or even likes this trend, personally I hate it.
I just don't believe this. I would say a good 2/3rd of employee's at every job I've worked at preferred the open floor plan. The only way I could possibly see not a single, not even one, person you've worked with preferring it is if you front run the conversation with such a vicious condemnation of it that they didn't feel comfortable sharing with you.
> Similarly I believe that homeoffice has probably sensitized many people to terrible workplace environments.
I'll take a guess that you have extra space and no kids or some combination? The feedback I've seen is the exact opposite with people realizing how poorly their home setup is and how little ability they have to make better.
- 2pEXgD0fZ5cF 5y ago> I'll take a guess that you have extra space and no kids or some combination? Don't misunderstand, I'm not saying "people realize that homeoffice is better", I'm just saying people are sensitized to poor environments. And homeoffice can come with the problem you describe and still be better than the workplace. I did not express my personal opinion on homeoffice vs. workplace. But your guess is still wrong.