While open offices are touted for their ability to increase transparency and teamwork, they can sometimes have the opposite effect. The lack of privacy may lead employees to choose digital communication over face-to-face interactions to preserve some semblance of boundary. This behavior can paradoxically reduce spontaneous conversations that are critical for creativity and teamwork, challenging the very premise of open office benefits.
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