[A very nice article with lots of references to other articles on the topic. 
Now I know why I prefer 12a.m. to 6a.m. as my work timing. ;) - Sandip ]

http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?pg=pgDiscussThread&ixDiscussTopicParent=1378&ixDiscussGroup=3&cReplies=0

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Over the years with several changes of employer and different assignments and 
various office moves for each employer, I came to realize that the quality of 
the workspace can have quite an effect on productivity as well as job 
satisfaction.  In fact, one wonders why anyone is concerned with implementing 
software development processes when most developers are having a hard time 
concentrating on any task for more than ten minutes between ringing 
telephones in the next cubicle, howling HVAC systems or any of the other 
myriad distractions that prevent one from just sitting down and getting a 2-3 
hour task completed.

Here is my description of a good workspace for software development: A quiet 
private office with a door and a clear window for each individual developer.  
For team projects the offices should be arranged together with convenient 
common areas.

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