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The question is what do you mean by proximity? Is this only physical proximity?And does it mean that if you isolate people, but they are within 10 feet of each
by talkingtab 10mo ago
The question is what do you mean by proximity? Is this only physical proximity?And does it mean that if you isolate people, but they are within 10 feet of each other they are more productive? And do the results change when there is not physical proximity, but substitutes or alternatives?
- throw10920 10mo agoIt's probably pretty close to the Allen Curve. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allen_curve https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allen_curve
- jbn 10mo agoThis topic definately resonates with Thomas Allen's Managing the flow of technology (he was a great prof and all-around nice human being).
- micromacrofoot 10mo agoIt's in the study, generally it's sitting close enough to converse they didn't study alternatives to proximity, which isn't surprising because I'm not away of anyone that regularly works with a constant audio or video stream active?
- candiddevmike 10mo agoOpen floor plan hotel seating with 1' distance between you and the next person who eats raw onions at their desk while talking to their spouse constantly
- venturecruelty 10mo agoNothing makes me write code better than desk lunch mouth noises. Oh, and that one guy who has an annoying, noisy habit he's in denial about.