GOOGLE'S FLEXIBLE WORKSPACE

"The garage is kind of like my playground," says Nadya Direkova, Design Evangelist. "When you come in you can see that you can write on the tables, you can write on the walls, and then you can reconfigure the tables to be in any position you want--everything is on wheels."

Alex Cuthbert, who works on user experience design, feels that a sense of play--engineered to break down barriers and encourage creativity--is essential for good work.

[Eye_can_see_you]

This plays like a mockumentary, or satire... 'Nathan Barley' comes to mind.

[qparamedic]

Why googels managers and most off google staff use apple laptop's and not use in google laptops

[teetimingit]

I wonder if any of those works have been in the "real world" working.

[Josytt]

If you’re trapped in their offices, that’s not flexibility, that’s adult minding

[abuibraheem]

I think because it's a linux based system which is really good for programmers.

[get_ready]

so... this is how all this cringy shit in startups started. damn you google