NPR's Planet Money team explores which is better for actually getting work done: an open office or cubicles. A maker of office furniture explains why many clients now want to go back to the cubicle.

The cubicles are modular, so you can organize your own spaces. Add a few 1958 Egg chairs by Arne Jacobsen and a couple of Eero Arnie 1963 Ball Chairs here and there, and your ad agency will be in ...

Room for Debate rounded up reader responses from Facebook. Updated February 3, 2016, 1:31 PM Open Office Spaces Are Exhausting Comment from Ann Culver Doedtman I have worked in a cubicle, an open ...

The Open Office Is Out, ... Now workers craving extra space are spurring the revival of two more vintage staples: cubicles and private offices. With doors that shut!

More open office plans with fewer or no partitions (or even long picnic tables serving as desks) are now all the rage. The irony is that the open office was exactly what the creator of the cubicle ...

“We actually saw the rise of the cubicle in the 1960s as a means of trying to inject personal identity and private space into the one-size-fits-all open office,” says Jonathan Webb, VP of ...

The cubicles are open on two sides to maintain the “open office” feel, but each cubicle has a translucent sliding panel to provide privacy when needed. Bowers says these cubicles provide less storage ...

Cubicle design has come a long way since bland, padded walls in row after row of inflexible workstations. Don’t let the increasing trend of open office spaces deter you from cubicles if your ...

This is the age of the open office, of half-cubicles and clustered desks, of huge rooms filled by long communal tables where white-collar workers sit shoulder-to-shoulder, wearing white earbuds to ...

Therese Poletti's Tech Tales Welcome back, cubicles? Longtime Silicon Valley CEO says coronavirus could kill the open office Carol Bartz, a longtime CEO of the architectural software company ...