Open offices, by design, encourage collaboration and ease of communication. However, this layout poses significant challenges in establishing personal and professional boundaries. The lack of physical barriers often leads to constant interruptions, making it difficult for employees to zone into deep work or keep personal matters private. The open environment can inadvertently pressure workers to always appear busy or engaged, thus hindering genuine break times or moments of needed solitude.
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