> programmers may dislike open floors, but sales people (apparently) love them, the bosses love them
Strange how at most tech companies I've worked at, programmers got open floors, while sales people and bosses got private offices, then. Why are we putting everybody in an environment they dislike? Let's Gale–Shapley this and swap rooms.
> An open office is cheap right now, and will be cheaper as headcount increases.
Yet in my experience sales people always get private offices, so clearly it's not simply about saving money above all else.
Strange how at most tech companies I've worked at, programmers got open floors, while sales people and bosses got private offices, then. Why are we putting everybody in an environment they dislike? Let's Gale–Shapley this and swap rooms.
> An open office is cheap right now, and will be cheaper as headcount increases.
Yet in my experience sales people always get private offices, so clearly it's not simply about saving money above all else.