Huddle and the office of the future

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ncberns - 22 May 2016 8:24 AM

Can we please get rid of the shoulder-to-shoulder, privacy-be-damned, I-can-see-what-you're-doing, lower-your-voice-I'm-on-the-phone open office before it destroys whatever's left of business and privacy...? OI all the possible solutions designed to aid collaboration, it may be the single worst.

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ncberns - 22 May 2016 8:29 AM

Now can we please get rid of the privacy-killing, soul-shredding, I-know-what-you're-doing, lower-your-voice-I-can-hear-you, damn-your-lunch-smells-good open office before it destroys any chance of real collaboration and creativity. Some social experimentation is just wrong.

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mcorum - 25 May 2016 11:04 AM

Give it time, and we’l be back to nice, quiet cubicles. IT’s work space implementations are cyclical.

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