> the productivity loss due to open offices is almost definitely more than the office space savings. Individual productivity isn't the aim. I've seen research

> the productivity loss due to open offices is almost definitely more than the office space savings. Individual productivity isn't the aim. I've seen research that suggests the most predictive factor in the success of a team is how much they communicate. Yes, you might lose out on lines of code productivity, but you might also find that you're writing much more of the right lines of code and your colleagues are too.