millions of us spend hours there every day. they can be noisy, distracting and sometimes smelly. there
can be squabbles over food, telephone ring tones, even how loudly you stir your coffee. so why are there
so many companies jumping aboard the open concept office bandwagon? by 2015 it will be an everyday
reality for three quarters of north american workplaces. advocates say fewer doors will lead to greater
collaboration between employees. critics say it's all driven by bottom line economics--crowding more
people into smaller spaces saves money. so does it make sense? is it for everyone? office rookie peter
keleghan will take us on an enlightening voyage of discovery as he tries to understand this world, with its'
new rules of engagement.
http://docuwiki.net/index.php?title=officeland
can be squabbles over food, telephone ring tones, even how loudly you stir your coffee. so why are there
so many companies jumping aboard the open concept office bandwagon? by 2015 it will be an everyday
reality for three quarters of north american workplaces. advocates say fewer doors will lead to greater
collaboration between employees. critics say it's all driven by bottom line economics--crowding more
people into smaller spaces saves money. so does it make sense? is it for everyone? office rookie peter
keleghan will take us on an enlightening voyage of discovery as he tries to understand this world, with its'
new rules of engagement.
http://docuwiki.net/index.php?title=officeland
