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This is something they hope to be true, but they probably know to be false. If you already know it to be false, then it's a lie. Someone pointed out you do get
by davidu 12y ago
This is something they hope to be true, but they probably know to be false. If you already know it to be false, then it's a lie.
Someone pointed out you do get to know your coworkers better, but I'd argue you just get to know them better, faster.
- abalone 12y agoAgain, any source for that? I get the feeling it's actually the folks speculating that it's about money who are hoping that to be true, cynically. Cornell did a study that showed that people interact less when they have offices. Their definition of "frequent interaction" dropped from several times a day ad hoc (with open plan) to several times a week in a meeting. That's some data supporting that it does in fact improve collaboration. Archive.org is down right now but I can supply a link to the study later if you want.