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Updated on: 12 Oct 2025, 10:24
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 10 Oct 2023, 10:46.
Last edited by Bunuel on 12 Oct 2025, 10:24, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 12 Oct 2025, 10:24, edited 1 time in total.
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E-mail from CEO to Project Manager and Designer
I’m concerned about the architect’s renderings for the new building. Those rows and rows of desks seem crowded and unpleasant. Will people have enough space to work? Will they have enough privacy to call a client? We don’t want to create a boiler room atmosphere. We tell our staff that we value creativity. Are we generating their most creative ideas by having them sit elbow to elbow and stare at the same wall? Is a room full of parallel lines the best we can do for design?
I’m concerned about the architect’s renderings for the new building. Those rows and rows of desks seem crowded and unpleasant. Will people have enough space to work? Will they have enough privacy to call a client? We don’t want to create a boiler room atmosphere. We tell our staff that we value creativity. Are we generating their most creative ideas by having them sit elbow to elbow and stare at the same wall? Is a room full of parallel lines the best we can do for design?
The CEO values creative contributions from his employees.: Yes
The new building under construction is too small for the number of employees it must house.: No
The designer and the project manager agree that ideas about how people work are changing and the design of space should change with that.: Yes
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1. Consider each of the following statements. Does the information in the three sources support the inference as stated?
| Yes | No | |
| The CEO values creative contributions from his employees. | ||
| The new building under construction is too small for the number of employees it must house. | ||
| The designer and the project manager agree that ideas about how people work are changing and the design of space should change with that. |
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The CEO values creative contributions from his employees.: Yes
The new building under construction is too small for the number of employees it must house.: No
The designer and the project manager agree that ideas about how people work are changing and the design of space should change with that.: Yes
When people work collaboratively, there is no need for private spaces.: No
The CEO puts a higher value on workers having private spaces than the designer or project manager does.: Yes
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1. Consider each of the following statements. Does the information in the three sources support the inference as stated?
| Yes | No | |
| When people work collaboratively, there is no need for private spaces. | ||
| The CEO puts a higher value on workers having private spaces than the designer or project manager does. |
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When people work collaboratively, there is no need for private spaces.: No
The CEO puts a higher value on workers having private spaces than the designer or project manager does.: Yes
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02 Nov 2023, 08:58
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Sajjad1994
My reasoning behind picking No for first part of the second question is that we don't have enough information to negate that statement, ie. tell us that privacy is not important. Is that right or did I reach the right conclusion but through the wrong reasoning?
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Sajjad1994 can you please post the official explaination.
