Is it really that black and white? I prefer a nice combination where the workplace is relatively open, but people still have space for privacy. It's not like Go

Is it really that black and white? I prefer a nice combination where the workplace is relatively open, but people still have space for privacy. It's not like Google throws all their engineers into a room... > If employers want to make the open-office model work, they have to take measures to improve work efficiency. For one, they should create more private area Many companies already split up like this, breaking teams down and giving all the members ample space and privacy. The truly open model that I've seen work the best is sales teams, where it has a "sales floor" feel and employees can be energetic making sales.