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The pics showing what-it-looks-like and what-it-feels-like made me chuckle. Very true. I got to visit Autodesk in Northern California in mid 1990s. In that off
by dba7dba 12y ago
The pics showing what-it-looks-like and what-it-feels-like made me chuckle. Very true.
I got to visit Autodesk in Northern California in mid 1990s. In that office each employee was in an enclosed office.
Down a long hallway were rows of offices with enough room for a desk/chair and 2 chairs in front of the desk for visitors. Wall facing the hallway was glass. Wall between rooms were actual dry walls.
I remember some friends who were even the most junior level engineers were given an office. When they were working late, they could just put down a sleeping bag under their desk and take a nap. None of the shared napping room non-sense.
I think that arrangement is the best.