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Totally agree. I only ever worked in an office as an attorney at a large law firm. Even summer associates had their own offices. I have no idea how lawyers at t
by gnicholas 4y ago
Totally agree. I only ever worked in an office as an attorney at a large law firm. Even summer associates had their own offices. I have no idea how lawyers at tech companies are able to get their work done, with the need to have confidential calls (related to HR, securities laws, and other legally-protected matters).
- ics 4y agoIME legal is always on a separate floor with much less open offices. Eerily quiet like the executive floors.
- giaour 4y agoLawyers without offices would have to book a conference room for anything requiring confidentiality. If they do this 8 hours a day, they essentially have a (larger and more expensive) private office without any place to store files or books.
- jedberg 4y agoPretty much every company I've seen, even the ones with the "not even the CEO has an office" ethos, still have offices for the lawyers and HR. Basically they spend so much time having confidential conversations that it was cheaper to give them an office than have them always in a conference room.