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The people with choices prefer to work in "Inspired Spaces"

7 pointsby jaynatealmost 12 years ago

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crazygringoalmost 12 years ago
Am I the only one turned <i>off</i> by this kind of nonsense?<p>When I interview in a conference room with portholes and a nautical door, or see a hallway like this done up like a subway car, I can&#x27;t help but thinking I&#x27;m surrounded by children, like I accidentally stepped into Disneyland instead of an office.<p>I mean, I like having fun, but I also like feeling like an adult. I don&#x27;t want theme-park offices, I want natural lighting and good acoustics that muffle conversations. I don&#x27;t want Nerf wars, I want product managers that know what they&#x27;re doing.<p>There are bad, &quot;crappy&quot; offices, and there are theme-park offices. I&#x27;d rather avoid them both, and just work in the ones that are well-designed period.
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arbugealmost 12 years ago
People without choices too... but by definition they have no choice, I suppose.<p>On a separate note, it would be cool if those subway doors opened automatically.