i found it suuuuper hard to concentrate when i worked in an 'open cube' layout. i can only imagine that losing more space becomes stressful, like trying to find routine and focus while working out of coffee shops. it's surprisingly difficult!
the past few months i've been working from home with my husband on a joint venture. we both appreciate the flexibility of interaction levels, from working in separate rooms to putting our heads together.
i think i'm not alone in this need for concentration and chill, while still appreciating the benefits of neighbor nudging.
the whole interaction thing is of course much easier with just two people, but i think having flexibility of space and schedule is what makes us successful. and respect. nothing like working with your significant other to truly learn communication skills.
the past few months i've been working from home with my husband on a joint venture. we both appreciate the flexibility of interaction levels, from working in separate rooms to putting our heads together.
i think i'm not alone in this need for concentration and chill, while still appreciating the benefits of neighbor nudging.
the whole interaction thing is of course much easier with just two people, but i think having flexibility of space and schedule is what makes us successful. and respect. nothing like working with your significant other to truly learn communication skills.