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#gasp Seriously, this is like the “open office” obsession despite literally every study showing it is bad for employee health, morale, and productivity. This
by olliej 3y ago
#gasp
Seriously, this is like the “open office” obsession despite literally every study showing it is bad for employee health, morale, and productivity.
This is purely executives wanting to have and demonstrate power over employees, and maybe get some people to quit rather than having to have layoffs.
- jiggawatts 3y agoIt's much simpler than that: open offices require less space, which saves on rent. The latest fad is hot-desking, which shrinks the required space by a further 20% by noticing that only about 80% of employees are actually in the office at any moment in time on average. Of course, when occupancy is above average, everyone gets to play musical chairs, which is fun!