The nature of work has changed considerably since designer Bob Propst introduced the first office cubicle in 1968 ... include sliding glass doors, write-on/wipe-off walls, glass screens, standing ...

Without walls and doors to let us hide behind, we're supposed to share constructive feedback over those cubicle half-walls ... The argument that an open office set-up boosts morale and ...

“The cubicle wall is not going to be a perfect ... Assuming an employee is careful to wash up after touching doors and elevator buttons on the way into the office, keeps his or her distance ...

Office jobs used to come with an office - like, with walls and a door. Then came the era of the cubicle, and soon even those flimsy walls came down. Now 70 percent of workers spend their day in an ...

Cubicles with six-foot high, gray partitions and ceilings densely populated the middle of dark office spaces, while executive offices with heavy doors and opaque walls lined the exterior and ...

“The cubicle walls that used to give workers concentration ... he is much more accessible now that he no longer has a door. His office is wherever he wants it to be - from a couch to a chair ...

is a creation that takes the temporary nature of cubicles and partition walls one step further by automating them and allowing them to roam and navigate a space and set up a semi-private office ...