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In the Cornell study cited, it specifically discusses that open plans should be fit for purpose. "There's no silver bullet." I would love to be able to sit aro
by prawks 13y ago
In the Cornell study cited, it specifically discusses that open plans should be fit for purpose. "There's no silver bullet."
I would love to be able to sit around my coworkers while I answer emails, catch up on the projects going on around me, bounce ideas off of people, etc. and then have a designated, quieter space to do "heads-down" work.
Why can't you have both?
- calinet6 13y agoThis is what I want. I've seen it work very well in coworking spaces, but never seen it in a dedicated office. Trying to get my company to make this happen...
- twic 13y agoThe trouble with this is that if you have a quiet space, then they have a quiet space, which means when you're sitting in the chatty space, most of your colleagues will be in quiet spaces, so you don't get the benefit the chatty space might offer.