unpopular opinion i.................like open offices
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some open offices are better than others (e.g. fb building 21 where u can see rows and rows of desks for eternity is super depressing) and maybe it is bc i am young and stupid and don't know better but i fail to see how the alternatives are better
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legitimate question what would ppl rather have (presuming u are a moderately social person and don't just want a Coder Cave)
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yeah i think this is key! a good mix of shared space, meeting rooms, and lil pods where u can work without distractions or like, idk personally i hate when people can see what's on my screen https://twitter.com/clowbrow/status/1179543955215544320?s=20 …
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i love the dynamics of different spatial divisions — unclear how i feel abt just 2 people in a room but e.g. our office does a good job i think of managing space/sightlines/noise w distribution of couch areas w desks, plant placement etchttps://twitter.com/PatrickHyatt/status/1179542635842822144?s=20 …
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my personal take on cubicles is that they don't do much for privacy/noise isolation (i'd still want headphones) but now u can't see anything either. reminds me of one year when i had a roommate in a 2br who never really talked but was Always There....awfulhttps://twitter.com/radiocolin/status/1179544754138357765?s=20 …
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a remote job
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I enjoyed having cubicles. I had plenty of places to put my stuff, I wasn’t fully isolated, and the walls provided a nice amount of sound dampening.
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Cubicles with low walls and teammates close also works for me.
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I have never been more productive than when I had my own office.
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Based on my experiences with open vs alternatives, the best option so far has been offices (or rooms) with 2-3 people per room. Barrage of people walking in/around/out is minimal, but can close the door and all isolate into your work if needbe.
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I read about an organizational model called "hub and spokes" where people would have private spaces (cubicles, offices, or small rooms), but communal areas such as cafeterias located in the center of the building. You get uninterrupted IC time but can also cross-pollinate w ppl
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My favorite is team rooms where you can have 6-12 people and you have access to sunlight. Least favorite by far is anything where there's no sunlight access.
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