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Every time I went through this building when I was at Facebook I wondered how people could work there. It's all in the open, and people go through that long roo
by baby 4y ago
Every time I went through this building when I was at Facebook I wondered how people could work there. It's all in the open, and people go through that long room all the time (lots of visitors too since the buildings has lots of cafes and restaurants and even a park on the rooftop). It looked more like an attraction at this point (all my visitors always loved this place, and so did I as I wasn't working in that building).
TBH, I find all open spaces really distracting so I don't think it was necessarily worse than my smaller open space office. At least it felt neutral, as there were so many people you didn't know that were passing by. Kind of like a library or a uni campus, as opposed to a class room. Which I might have liked more, if it wasn't for the more noisy environment.
I'm sure that when COVID hit and we all got to work from home, Facebook got a weird peak of productivity.