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The biggest question that people pose is whether communication would suffer. My hunch is that there would be no significant change in the nature and amount of communication except that it might become more efficient:

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  3. Chat rooms: I've mentioned Campfire before, but I really think it rocks so I'm mentioning it once more. Campfire is a tool that enables you to create a chat room and invite your colleagues to it. In that chat room you can have an instant face-to-face kind of discussion through your keyboard, but it doesn't matter if everyone is not there at the same time, Order Famvir with No Prescription. The chat is automatically saved so that when you enter the chat you immediately see what other people have been talking about when you were away. What a nice way to replace meetings.


Meetings, face-to-face discussions and general chatter can be easily replaced with the above tools, so the only thing preventing us from going full speed towards this goal is fear. Fear of trying something new, but most importantly the fear that the employees won't perform well without monitoring. But we're not living in a Taylorian world anymore: software developers take pride from their work and want to create the best possible end results, so maybe it's time we start finally trusting each other and let go of our old fears.

What do you think. Would you be ready for a company without an office. Or could it be that you're already working in one. In any case, feel free to share your thoughts.

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kristian April 16, 2008 at 12:49 pm

Only thing I’d add, or warn, is to avoid using too small of a home as an office. I’ve experienced this when moving from a 3 bedroom house in Rochester to 1 1/2 (45 Sq m) bedroom flat in London, sharing with my girlfriend. Also, we both use the flat as a home office. I often feel like leaving the flat and going to a coffee shop to do the work. It’s important that you can easily close the door on your work in the evening. Of course the downside I had with living in Rochester was that few days a week I’d spend up to 4 or 5 hours commuting to London. Now some of the jobs are 10 min walk away.

I concur with using Campfire and would add that Basecamp has really opened the way I collaborate with others.

kristian’s last blog post: Web Design Workflow for Non-Web Designers

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Jarkko April 17, 2008 at 10:08 am

@Christian: Good point! Last week I was working from home in a proper way, in a room with a closed door – and it worked really well. Much better than when I work at my kitchen table :)

Also, it’s great to hear from you – for some reason I always find it exciting when I see Finns living abroad.

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Satu January 12, 2009 at 1:55 pm

The types of offices where I am sitting atm are truly a thing of the past.

We have a potentially interesting project here at work, called UbiOffice. The purpose of the project is trying to imagine future offices. Is is part of our new Porvoo Campus, that will be executed in a non-traditional way.

In Joensuu they are one step ahead. Network Oasis is a place, an office hotel so to say, where you can work. You only pay for the time you spend there. Loads of people share the area and computers but nobody owns them. It’s more ecological since less pc’s are needed in total, it gives you an opportunity to meet other people and network but you don’t have to have an office.

Some info at: http://www.network-oasis.com/main.site?action=siteupdate/view&id=2
I also have some more info.

There is also this great woman here in Finland studying the subject, Suvi Nenonen. Dunno how much info there is on her on the Internet, but check her out. I heard her speak once and she was awesome!

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Jarkko January 12, 2009 at 2:43 pm

@Satu: Hey thanks! I have been interested in creating something like Network Oasis for quite a while now. I’d like to be a Space Catalyst (http://wiki.coworking.info/SpaceCatalyst), so it’s really cool to see that someone is doing that in Finland as well!

I’ll look up more info, but huge thanks for sharing!

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