I've worked in offices, cubicles, open areas, coworking spaces, coffee shops and even an occasional sports bar. The value of having an office has really went to

I've worked in offices, cubicles, open areas, coworking spaces, coffee shops and even an occasional sports bar. The value of having an office has really went to zero for me (I'm a developer/founder/sales guy) as we got to the point where all my work tools and documents easily fit in a backpack or (for fancy settings) a nice briefcase. Gone are the days of having a huge desktop computer rig, fancy desk phone, and lots and lots of paper files. Any more, I think ideal space comes down to this: What works for your team? And, I think there's a lot that points to big cubicle farm offices being a relic of a bygone, non-work-from-home era.