>Like, to me, this is trivial. I know what people want from a working space. They want a little nook they can customise and personalise This is what really get

>Like, to me, this is trivial. I know what people want from a working space. They want a little nook they can customise and personalise This is what really gets me. The open floorplan can be attributed to delusional concepts of collaboration, but not having fixed desks makes no sense. Even with hot desking, humans being creatures of habit, most people will end up sitting at the exact same desk every day (and will get annoyed if someone else sits in "their" spot). Not giving people fixed desks just means they can't make the environment they spend half their waking hours in more pleasant, which is silly.