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Re^2: On Creating an Effective Work Environmentby adrianh (Chancellor) |
| on Aug 22, 2003 at 09:24 UTC ( #285723=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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Personally, I would rank appropriate guidance and clear project management as more important than physical layout or various other "perks". I'd disagree. I'd put them on equal footing. A bad working environment can cause just as many problems as bad "management". No matter how good the management you cannot be productive in a poor working environment. For example, I was once forced to work for a couple of months in an open plan office next to a group of marketing people. Lovely people (well, most of them :-) but their jobs involved answering and making phone calls all day. Our productivity dropped to just above zero with six mobiles and six desk phones going off continuously.
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