As we usher in a new era of work, let’s not default to old environments. Let’s create spaces where everyone—not just the ...

Distracting, intrusive, and now a potential health hazard. The list of grievances against crowded open office floor plans is mounting, and as state officials mull how to safely reopen offices ...

But alas, it was not to be. The offices were deemed too expensive. Even high cubicles with doors cost too much. Alas. Old school companies seemed to understand a bit more what developers need.

According to Capterra, setting up 50 standing desks for an open office plan costs $24,000 compared with $60,000 to set up 50 cubicles. That's more than twice the cost for cubicles. There's no ...

Cubicles are typically located in open office environments, making noise a common distraction. Investing in noise-canceling headphones or adding soft materials like rugs and curtains can help absorb ...

Maybe open office spaces have initiated the halcyon days of productivity, or perhaps they’re a harbinger of workplace productivity doom. It all depends on whom you ask. Open offices were meant to be ...

Although offering less privacy than traditional cubicles, benching systems encourage employee interaction and collaboration. This setup works exceptionally well for companies with open office cultures ...

We’ll look at the current state of the open office, address its future, and explore whether it was even a good idea in the first place. Editor’s note: Need cubicles for your business?

Capitalism has resulted in the creation of some truly soul-sucking ideas, including the cubicle: an office without the privacy, comfort, or permanence of a real room. But if the open office trend ...

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