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>Personally, I’d prefer smaller offices with hotel space and generously equipped collaboration space. Doesn't everyone, you know, hate this kind of stuff? I kn
by cool_dude85 3y ago
>Personally, I’d prefer smaller offices with hotel space and generously equipped collaboration space.
Doesn't everyone, you know, hate this kind of stuff? I know I do.
- monknomo 3y agoI don't know, the hotel+collab spaces is pretty good (from my perspective) when you come into the office once or twice a month and have a group of people you want to meet with and an agenda you want to accomplish. For more mundane day-to-day work I don't care for it, but I think it can be a handy supplement to mostly remote work.
- ajmurmann 3y agoI had a lot of people excited about having a space where we could deliberately meet for collaboration. Even more so about bringing everyone into a shared space for a week. However, the collaboration spaces never worked out in practice because you were always missing someone and now had to call in to a Zoom meeting regardless. This lead to the thing quickly dying because there so little was real value from coming in. That might be a company culture thing one could correct though.
- pxc 3y agoIt's also potentially a team size issue. If you have small teams of 2-3 people, you can more easily have enough meet for useful collaboration.
- Spooky23 3y agoPeople hate reporting to work every day where you need to fight for a chair. If you're WFH, you can gather adhoc, do your thing with the team and get out.