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Open office HATE thread
Colton Harris
Josiah Nguyen
>talks LOUDLY on phone
>eats noisy snacks LOUDLY
Thomas Mitchell
>hey what are you doing?
fuck off
>why are you on Jow Forums?
god youre a fucker aren't you?
>quick question...
i know its not going to be quick so get it over with
>HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
god shut the fuck up
Noah Parker
>company decides to go open office
>teams then proceed to use their budget on noise canceling headphones for everyone
Luke Brown
You sound stressed guys, maybe you should blow off some steam in the games room then come back feeling nice and refreshed! Remember, mental health is our top priority!
Colton Perez
I would get nothing done probs
Kevin Butler
how the fuck is anyone supposed to do any real work on a laptop.
Easton Rodriguez
>why don't you spend 14 hours a day at work
i work to live, and i want to spend as little time at work as possible. why the fuck do people think living at work is a good idea?
Kevin Anderson
>game room only has pool, foozball and ping pong
Bentley Reyes
>uses mechanical keyboard
Landon Ross
>all those destroyed spines
Lucas Torres
>Imagine having to be close to all of your co workers, listening to them talk while you're trying to work.
>imagine having to use your own laptop for work intstead of having a dedicated desktop
fucking disgusting. what is wrong with the software industry.
Gavin Bell
>stays back late and replaces installs a killer usb into your keyboard so when you come to work the next day and turn your computer on it gets fucked up
heh..
Brayden Parker
We have just installed these comfy new beds in the 'resting room'. Feel free to take a nap. Remember, a healthy state of mind means better productivity! We truly want our employees to feel lucky to work here!
Colton Moore
having to carry a backpack to work everyday because the company cares so little about you that they won't even pay to allow you to have a private cubicle to keep items in.
Adrian Lee
This is why I firmly believe that software companies should have small offices for every programmer.
They don't need to be big or well-furnished - but they need to have a door that can be closed with a "do not disturb" sign that the person can use when they're doing serious work.
A desk with an overhead cabinet for storage and a chair. That's it. I'd bet productivity would double.
Jonathan Cruz
Also: adjustable height desks and monitor stands available to workers so they don't ruin their posture.
Zachary Russell
can you tell me why programmers need a game room to function like normal adults but doctors, lawyers or firefighters don't?
Ethan Powell
As someone who recently started working, open office has made me a lot more productive. Anytime I have a question I just swivel my chair and ask my mentor or a dev on my team. In a minute or less, I’m good to go and back to my problem. Perhaps I broke the concentration of my team member for a little but eventually it’ll me whose concentration is broken by my junior
Charles Moore
That makes it harder for management and "leads" to come over and check on you though!
By checking on you I mean pointless smalltalk that slows everyone down.
>keeps fucking going on and on about what they did over the weekend or what their kid did.
Luke Young
>hey user just thought i'd come over and talk about something useless for a fucking year while you try to work because I am a retard who likes to talk all the fucking time and never shuts up
yea thanks dude just fuck off and do your work ok fuck how can you talk for that long like surely you are a fucker who needs to shut up some time right?
Asher Howard
I don't mind pointless small talk every once in a while. It lets your brain go on "auto-pilot" mode so you can think about a problem you're stuck on.
Angel Long
because the tech industry is filled with childish autists. even in the highest levels.
Colton Richardson
>*SIIIIIIIIIIIIIP*
>AWWWWWWWW
>NOTHING LIKE THAT FIRST CUP OF JOE
Elijah Hernandez
>shhhh
Matthew Miller
This is the only situation where an open office works.
Andrew Moore
Fire stations often have small game rooms for when they're not on call.
Doctors don't because they've always got shit to do.
Some law firm probably does have a game room. Law is one of the most chad-dense professions there is - I guarantee at least one of them has a pool table and a fully-stocked bar.
Leo Powell
You know the stereotype is that firefighters spend all day working out and playing cards right?
Doctors and lawyers live for their work.
Anthony Perry
there is absolutely nothing wrong about pĺaying cards, that's badass
Jeremiah Price
>that one guy that carries an iMac around
Ayden Edwards
this is such a piece of shit. Libre office is much much better
Brandon Robinson
I'm surprised this took so long.
Gavin Martinez
Holy phuck user, that looks like a phucking sweat shop! YIKES.EXE!
Xavier Peterson
Fucking sweatshop
Jackson Jenkins
Can you niggers answer me, why there are no demand for remote?
It is so simple - private github repo, code reviews and weekly pay.
Easy come, easy go. Simple tasks, simple commits, the way people are writing thing like GHC or Webkit.
Why, niggas, why? Just because the legal department could cut your balls if you are trying to steal the fucking code or break NDA?
That is fucking ridiculous.
Jason Perry
Look up 'Ke Xu'
Landon Davis
Some cutie frontwoman. Very smart marketing. Now what?
Justin Cook
No, the bloomberg article
Nathaniel Foster
Apartment in old building with separate rooms office masterrace reporting in.
Nathaniel Bailey
forgot pic
Nathaniel Wilson
Fuck Open office! Even the logo pisses me off! It's like two seagulls coming to drop a shit on you.
Grayson Robinson
I thought cubicles were "open plan" and I hated it, didn't realise it got so much worse. I now work from home in a dedicated office and am so much more productive
Noah Johnson
>beer
10/10 design choice
Joshua Johnson
Well, It is over-dramatized. BTW, the dude did well, fuck these "aristocrats" who cannot afford to pay competitive salaries.
The solution is to never give access to the full sources. Only to small parts.
And how to split a big system into an orthogonal independently developed parts (via clear interfaces and protocols) is an art. Old school people like Dijkstra knew how to do shit.
Ayden Myers
Underrated
Blake Barnes
>tfw the company I'm working for builds a new office building to centralize all the offices that are currently scattered around the city
>looks like op-pic from the outside
>rumors that it won't be equipped with AC
guess I'll be needing some noise canceling iems soon
Nolan Sanders
>all that space
>not even given one monitor
This has to be some library or something. God this would be an awful work environment.
Bentley Bailey
I work in a cubical farm and someone near me bought a mechanical keyboard. I fucking want to kill them. Also I hate people who practically punch down their keys with anger.
Bentley Torres
ear plugs.
not an anal plug, watch out
Ian Bailey
You should try "hot desking" and see if you can keep your sanity.
You have too many people and not enough desks. If you leave your desk someone else will start using it. Too bad about your work in progress.
Brandon Gonzalez
>The solution is to never give access to the full sources. Only to small parts.
Object Code Only? We tried that in the '80s.
Hampered us more than the competition.
Cameron Powell
Yeah I hear you but virtually no company would do that. They're all afraid their employees would take their idea and run off with it.
Christian Hall
I work at a plant and have my own medium size office, everyone in th office does. I laughed when my bay area tech friends making twice my salary were jealous, I had no idea open offices were so common. When I told them I could shut the door when I wanted to take a call they were amazed.
Ayden Hill
I'm entering into something like this..
Open office plan. Startup cult environment. Games room. Sound isolated room for naps. Mandatory all hands meetings.
Why the fuck am I doing this to myself?
Blake Moore
i unironically want that mug
Owen Stewart
>work in open office
>no carpet or accoustical ceiling tile
>people can play music on sonos
>music causes people to talk louder
>need to put headphones on and blast music to drown out the noise
>10 years later
>need hearing aid
How do i get around this? Anyone try sound blocking earmuffs?
Austin Gutierrez
>rumors that it won't be equipped with AC
Look for a new job right fucking now.
Jose Wood
Get a better job is the only real solution that won't leave you with either PTSD or permanent ear damage.
Chase Nguyen
>people can play music on sonos
absolutely millennial
Josiah Williams
Make all rooms with soundproof glass walls and doors from waist up. Music schools have been doing this for ages.
Charles Thomas
I'm in a 4 person office and the person directly oppsoite to me has a LOUD voice. He also likes to do 1+ hour conference calls regularly. He also likes to throw his stress ball around, at walls, at the floor. Constant noise, my headphones don't block it. Send help
Andrew Edwards
Someone post the human face blinders companies are having their wagies use to compensate for the open office meme's lack of privacy
Austin Rogers
Can't have that goy. Privacy would mean you might spend some of your shift watching youtube or browsing the internet! Who cares if your overall productivity is increased, who cares if taking a break helps you not get completely burnt out, we just can't allow that
Luis Collins
What if I need to masturbate?
Nolan Perez
None of these groups spend 8+ hours a day watching at a screen. I even believe they can talk to people and stuff
Gavin Diaz
why does every wagie have an orange ball next to them?
Julian Myers
Earplugs and earmuffs, change when tired or use it together for last-human-on-earth kind of isolation
Evan Thompson
We also have high tech bathrooms!
Dylan Lee
I guess they all went to the yearly well-being and mindfulness courses
Blake Cooper
>square seat
How do you seat without crushing your balls or stabbing your legs?
Justin Carter
hahahah, this
Gabriel Gonzalez
That's exactly the point. The design is only a thinly veiled excuse for being as uncomfortable as possible so you get back to work asap.
Andrew Green
Not really. They made by far the best offer, like almost twice as much as the second one, and I guess I don't value my mental health as highly as I thought.
Landon Price
Is it Facebook London?
William Turner
I can't slack off
Sebastian Young
libre office ftw
Samuel Hernandez
No but it is Europe, and it's not even a code monkey job. I will be managing a team of code monkeys.
Ryan Scott
>guy brings a mechanical keyboard
>his passwords are basically qazwsxedcrfv or zxcvbnmzxcvbnm or any combination of those which always is fucking loud whenever he enters it
Parker Richardson
>Can you niggers answer me, why there are no demand for remote?
I'm 100% remote, there's demand, you just have to look for it.
Benjamin Taylor
>>imagine having to use your own laptop for work intstead of having a dedicated desktop
Unless you work on a poor company. Mine lets us use dedicated work laptops they supply to us. Means I can pretend sick and work at home most of the time
Cooper Nelson
you aren't supposed to sit on a toilet seat for an extended period of time. it cuts circulation and pinches nerves. this is why squatting in the street is the most ergonomic way to shit.
Jackson Richardson
>eats noisy snacks LOUDLY
DIE
Parker Ward
do offices actually use those laptops? that cant be good for your back to sit like that for 40 hours a week. jesus. get real computers you fucking morons.
Leo Brown
>no AC
Yikes
Ryder Rodriguez
>tfw used to have my own office in a shitty paying job in a small company.
James Davis
I honestly adore squatting, it means the only point of contact to the dirty toilet seat is your feet. Also it means that shit can slither out more efficiently since your cheeks will be more spread and less shit that'll smear on the side of your cheeks near the hole. Also more easier to clean up.
Leo Davis
Pls help, where did you look?
Luke Stewart
>those laptops
we use hp elitebook 840 that look pretty much the same but they come with a dockingstation, 1-2 monitors, kb+m.
I'm already looking for a new job but for other reasons
Lucas Ortiz
There's a lot of demand for e-commerce developers (Magento, etc). A lot of these agencies are remote-friendly.
Leo Rogers
You can do the same with offices for 3-4 people.
Dominic Davis
>tfw just lost my remote job
I'll likely have to work from one of those open-plan monstrosities now. Hold me, Jow Forums
Liam Rodriguez
The head of HR at our small company (I deleted the pic just now) used to work at Google. And he told us that open office is the worst thing ever for productivity.
Alexander Smith
What did you do wrong
Samuel Jenkins
Was inbetween projects when a lay-off wave hit.
Anthony Campbell
>being a wage slave
Colton Johnson
>breaking your neck staring at a laptop screen all day
Ayden Walker
What language do you use?
Alexander Collins
>Magento
No. Thank you.
Easton Bailey
>mfw everyone in the pic is an iToddler
Bentley Powell
You're a naive fool if you think lawyers and doctors live for their work. Most do it for the paycheck to the point where my country law and medicine is completely saturated despite needing like 10 years of shit after uni for you to be considered a proper lawyer or doctor.