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Can confirm. My wife doesn't mind it at 17c ... I need it at least to be 20c, preferably 21/22c. We're talking to our lawyers.
by LightG 5y ago
Can confirm. My wife doesn't mind it at 17c ... I need it at least to be 20c, preferably 21/22c.
We're talking to our lawyers.
- petercooper 5y agoBack when we used to have offices rather than WFH, we eventually had employees sit in different rooms by their preferred room temperature rather than any practical function. There was so much silly behavior over the matter that was resolved by this (like people insisting on wearing coats and blankets in a 20C room because it was "freezing").
- VBprogrammer 5y agoThat's really amusing. Did it have any positive effect (aside from solving the AC control war). Wondering if it improved cross pollination of ideas between teams.
- petercooper 5y agoNot really. The company was reasonably small at the time (about 10 people) and most work done in the cloud anyway, so resolving the temperature dispute was the biggest win.