That statement about open vs closed door was commonly used to justify open plan offices. Now it is being repurposed to justify in-office work in general. Interesting.
Interesting, I haven't heard the statement used in that way, seems like taking things a bit past their logical conclusion -- after all, the presence of a door implies that the researchers had actual offices.
(My prior job was the first time I've worked in an open plan office so one of my hard requirements in my prior job search was no open plan offices.)
asoneth|3 years ago
(My prior job was the first time I've worked in an open plan office so one of my hard requirements in my prior job search was no open plan offices.)