So is this the future? We build bigger and taller structures like The Bow and Brookfield, only to stuff professional and technical staff into smaller and smaller spaces. I don't understand how management continues to get fleeced and sold on this whole concept of stuffing your employees into chicken crates and selling it as collaborative space. It's pure and simple a fleece job to save money, and we all know it. What is collaborative about smelling and hearing your coworkers farts and stinky lunch? Cubicles were invented in the 60's and the irony is that they were designed to actually PREVENT open office concepts.
This is sad but true. Originally posted by @X0HrDnN-3ois