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That was my point. There are a lot of things that we measure (eg: productivity) when we should actually be looking at larger goals. In this case, an open offic
by calinet6 11y ago
That was my point. There are a lot of things that we measure (eg: productivity) when we should actually be looking at larger goals.
In this case, an open office creates a certain type of culture and work environment. That might be desirable for the company as a whole, even if it's suboptimal for some individuals, and even if certain measurements at a low level are against it.
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoI buy that, for some companies. As a developer, I can tell you that my productivity is shot/reduced 90% by a noisy open environment. So I always find a company that needs my skills, and houses me appropriately to capitalize on those skills. If I'm a low-level measurement that the company can do without, so they put me in open plan anyway, I'll leave.