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As long as people keep tolerating open offices, it might make economic sense for the employer. But for the employee, if it actually affects his personal product
by theseatoms 11y ago
As long as people keep tolerating open offices, it might make economic sense for the employer. But for the employee, if it actually affects his personal productivity and overall happiness, it makes sense for him to consider a distracting environment as a cost. (ie require more money)
- t4ngent 11y agoTrue but unfortunately it is not always easy to tell how distracting an environment will be until you are actually working in it. One of the worst environments I've worked in was when I had a private office but there were 3 very extroverted and juvenile employees stationed right outside my door.