@tilde has closed offices with two people each. Open offices are really about saving $ and occasionally work well for extroverts.
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The frustrating thing for me is that they eliminate the social cost of interruptions, and not everyone works well in that environment.
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I personally can't handle being totally alone with my thoughts for 8 hours, but feel bombarded in open plans.
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varies from day to day for me. ENV that fosters social but provides for solitary is
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Strong agree. The problem is that open plans are a hard decision in one direction. Mix of spaces and available conf rooms isn't.
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All office spaces are tradeoffs of productivity v cost. Ultimate control and ++productivity is work from home, probably.
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I work best at 68*. You? 74. Compromise at 72 makes us both unhappy. Unless we work where we control (most) every variable. At home.
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Most people don't have an exact temperature they need to be happy. This is a straw man.
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Hyperbole for sure. But I’ve worked places that are far far too cold or hot. Most people seem to have that experience
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More office zones could help. Can be hard to heat home effectively too (as a home automation nerd, I know the scoop here)
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Current status is my office AC is having trouble and it gets to 77° or even 80° in a bad hour. Everyone is too hot.
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