At our office, directors have their own offices, the rest of us is spread out over the workspace, divided into 'islands' per team or part of a team, but no cubicles or dividers between desks. Most of us do need to discuss with nearby colleagues enough that cubicles/dividers would be pretty annoying, so if someone needs to do something requiring particular privacy or concentration, or they just want to call someone while suffering from particularly loud neighbours, they'd have to go to a meeting room/table. Haven't seen any noise-canceling headphones yet.
I've heard about this before, from one of your main competitors actually, and it sounds pretty weird.
Yeah... You can achieve all that while still having assigned seating. Surely the only real point of refusing to use assigned seating is that it allows you to have fewer desks than employees.
Heh, subtle.
You don't have any regulations over there about the minimum number of bathrooms, based on the number of employees, in work buildings?
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