Do You Have an Open Office Trap?

Phil Holberton

Phil Holberton

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Nearly 70% of all offices feature an “open floor” plan without private offices.  Earlier this year, a New Yorker magazine article asserted that the open office may be a contributor to a sense of shared mission, but recent studies show that there may be a real cost in terms of health (both organizational and personal) and performance.   Before you add one more cubicle, be sure you avoid  “The Open Office Trap.”

A recent Harvard Business Review cover story has a  different view.   Find out how to design Workspaces that Move People.  Read both before deciding.

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