the header picture in the article is terrible. of course that kind of "open office" is awful. 1) looking at your (single) monitor, you have 4 to 5 people insi

the header picture in the article is terrible. of course that kind of "open office" is awful. 1) looking at your (single) monitor, you have 4 to 5 people inside your field of vision. talk about distraction city. 2) no desk space. bad for ergonomics, and no "thinking space" either. 3) no personal space. stretch our arms to your sides, and you'll whack your coworker's head. talk about cramming them in like sardines. i run my office as an "open plan" but we have a good 1.5 meters separating people, and people are either facing wall, or window. (not facing each-other)