100% open office spaces are what has led to a growing amount of backlash.
An open office environment with intentions to foster communication and
collaboration was never also intended to have no variety of spaces: a place to
duck into for a private call; a place to get away from your desk; etc.
So please, choose option 2, but not necessarily to separate your desk members,
but to allow for different usage:
meeting rooms
occasional privacy
quiet areas
etc.
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On Mar 18, 2015, at 7:36 AM, Marc-Alain Guilbert <[email protected]> wrote:
> I currently trying to decide between a fully open coworking space where there
> is no separations between desk versus one that has some seperation. What's
> your experience with this?
>
> Completely open space
> Why I hesitate: People might be disturbing me. Having people talking or
> moving a lot in front of me might be distracting
>
> Semi-open space with seperations between spaces
> Why I hesitate: Not ideal for communication. Everyone is doing his own thing.
> Have you ever had problems with one of these two?
>
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