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The article makes a very clear case against this notion that it's a personal opinion. The problem is while you might like it, you also don't have a continuing
by ryanobjc 12y ago
The article makes a very clear case against this notion that it's a personal opinion. The problem is while you might like it, you also don't have a continuing objective measure of your own costs of working in an open office plan. For example, are you measuring your epinephrine levels?
As one of the developers who has a interruption surplus (get interrupted more than I interrupt others), I really dislike open offices, they actively prevent me from getting work done.
- modoc 12y agoNot my epinephrine levels no, but RescueTime does let you know when you're working more productively than others I guess. The horror stories here seem to be giant rooms full of inconsiderate loud frat boys. My current office is 8-10 people, open plan, great inter-team communication, and a pleasant atmosphere....