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Like so many things, it seems as though people are looking for "the one" best way of doing things. Obviously some people like cubicles. Some like offices. Some
by jstalin 13y ago
Like so many things, it seems as though people are looking for "the one" best way of doing things. Obviously some people like cubicles. Some like offices. Some like open space. How about letting people choose?
- keithpeter 13y agoAnd possibly change their choice from day to day depending on task. Could be expensive?
- greenyoda 13y agoIf it increases the productivity of a $100,000 per year employee by 10% (i.e., you could get the equivalent of an additional $100,000 employee for free for every ten employees you had), it could actually be very cost effective.
- hristov 13y agoIf that happens, everyone will choose personal offices. That's because they are associated with status, and everyone will go for the thing that communicates status regardless of whether it makes them uncomfortable.