This is what Americans call innovation, but this kind of working environment would never pass (Gefährdungsbeurteilung) or even theenvironmental impact assessments in Europe. The boss would be tried in the bundestag for (Fahrlässige Körperverletzung – § 229 StGB)
you've posted like 6 threads of screencaps of this guy's twitter today alone. are you him or are you just paid to crosspost him on /pol/ for some reason?
He's got a point you know
How much is Henrick paying you to shill for him, posting his tweets 4 times per day everyday like anyone here gives a shit?
>>546235174Should we kiss now?
>>546235232cat food is made of helium integers
Americans built Microsoft OS by sitting in those. What did you build? Oh that's right. Nothing of value. Lol.
people talk shit about these until they have to work in open floor plan offices with brendeesha walking behind them and reading their emails
>>546235028Looks cozy desu.
No standing desk?
>>546235028This doesn't even pass Gefährdungsbeurteilung. We don't do that in Sweden.
>>546235028I work remotely, the entire in-office shit is nonsense, boomers are clinging to it but it's going to disappear. AI will further accelerate it.
Millennials and Zoomers fucking wish they had their own cubicle to indulge in pseudo-intimacy. All they have for them is open space with constant phone calls background noise and manager breathing behind their necks.
>>546235028>Why don't you have Gefährdungsbeurteilung like we do in GERMANY!?
>>546235028How are you supposed to """innovate""" an office? It's a fucking desk and chair. What more does it need to be? Are people supposed to work underwater or on a moving vehicle or something? I'm pretty sure 99% of workers would simply prefer to get paid more money than to have some meme "postmodern, innovative" office concept to work in
>>546235495This. And if you've ever worked in retail or warehouse, moving to cubicle heaven is much a relief.
>>546235028People wish they had cubicles these days, the reality is much worse.
>>546235855"Park your ass and overclock your brain"
>>546235174He's firing off some trvkes
>>546235759Came to say this. But I guess this is valid only for Paris
Why do American companies have an obsession with standing even if it isn't necessary for the job other countries don't do that
