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Though the article didn't state so explicitly, I assumed the author is thinking that extroverts can still find ways to collaborate with groups of people (e.g. c
by mikeleeorg 12y ago
Though the article didn't state so explicitly, I assumed the author is thinking that extroverts can still find ways to collaborate with groups of people (e.g. conference rooms, informal meeting areas, maybe even a cluster of open desks), while introverts can now get someplace isolated to work. And that these suggestions mean a workplace should offer both options, submarines (haha) and open desks for different types of employees.
I know, I'm probably assuming a lot. Hopefully the author thought this and isn't suggesting an entire workplace is converted solely for one type of employee over another.
- sitkack 12y agoYou can always add meat to a vegetarian pizza.
- TarpitCarnivore 12y agoI think the idea is by creating quieter places it offers an area for people to recharge, focus and get something done. Open office spaces tend to not have these, so it's nice to see this being encouraged. I think using introverts as the mean to make this point wasn't entirely right, but introverted people by nature do need recharging time.