I disagree that Microsoft got this right. I assume you're referring to giving everyone their own office. I worked for MS for 3 years on a team that did that. Fo

I disagree that Microsoft got this right. I assume you're referring to giving everyone their own office. I worked for MS for 3 years on a team that did that. For sure, having your own office is really nice. But it really stifles communication and creativity. Even worse, when space is low, the solution is to double people up in offices. That can create really uncomfortable situations that can harm productivity as well, much like suddenly getting a new, unexpected roommate.