Re:Open offices are bad for us
by RachelF on Wednesday January 11, 2017 @05:46PM
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It's not just high real-estate prices, it is also short term savings by squashing everyone together - the execs save money.
Strangely enough, top management in most places I work at always have their own offices.
The cost is also that of reduced productivity and reduced code quality. I know that if I can't concentrate properly, I write buggier code, designed for the short term.
Strangely enough, top management in most places I work at always have their own offices.
The cost is also that of reduced productivity and reduced code quality. I know that if I can't concentrate properly, I write buggier code, designed for the short term.