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> The reason for making the open space mandatory is so that people actually go there. Doesn't that tell you something? Why force people to work in a less prod
by darkarmani 13y ago
> The reason for making the open space mandatory is so that people actually go there.
Doesn't that tell you something? Why force people to work in a less productive way?
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- billmalarky 13y agoPerhaps there are greater long-term gains from some collaboration that don't seem as obvious as the immediate gains from "cranking away" in an office alone.