On Tue, 30 Jun 2015, Stephen Potter wrote:
There are several thought factors at play with open floor plans. They may or
may not be fully valid, but they are why some people like them.
Open floor plans increase interpersonal interaction. The ability for anyone
to be able to provide input into anything is "good". Collaboration, crowd
sourcing, open source development, DevOps all benefit when more people are
involved. If you throw everyone into a room where they can see and hear
everything, you get the best ideas from everyone and quality or productivity
must improve.
until you have 90% of people wearing headphones to cut out/drown out the
chatter.
Or you have to start installing "white noise generators" to drown out the noise
(it's amazing how much the stress level drops in the eveing when they shut off)
David Lang
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