Comment on Ask HN: What are some Bay Area startups that don't use an open office plan?Comments−Bud12yI work as an IT consultant at several small tech companies and startups in SF. Small sample of data, but here it is:- 2 use cubicles (with a small number of offices, used by execs or for meetings or a mix of the two)- 1 uses sort-of-cubicles which are mostly open and have low glass partitions (most would probably count this as an open plan)- 2 use an open planAs an aside, Apple customizes workspaces on a team-by-team basis depending on the needs and requests of the team.
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I work as an IT consultant at several small tech companies and startups in SF. Small sample of data, but here it is:
- 2 use cubicles (with a small number of offices, used by execs or for meetings or a mix of the two)
- 1 uses sort-of-cubicles which are mostly open and have low glass partitions (most would probably count this as an open plan)
- 2 use an open plan
As an aside, Apple customizes workspaces on a team-by-team basis depending on the needs and requests of the team.