You&#x27;d probably need to put sensible routes through these divvied up plots. You could even specify the location the door needs to be at, and veto things that aren&#x27;t up to code. It&#x27;s more of a thing of &quot;default restrictions&quot; and &quot;default permissions&quot;. Default restrictions are easier to work with, and they seem to solve problems, but they impede things. Default permissions let things happen, but they also let things happen.<p>I do think that senior employees seeing offices as a reward instead of a productivity tool is not ideal. Depends on the organization though, a call centre doesn&#x27;t follow the same rules as a start-up or an assembly line. Forcing any of these models on the other would result in sub-par results.<p>It might just be latency, where the structure and nature of a business changes, but the culture and processes don&#x27;t quite catch up. Software engineers in cube farms like Skype trying to push P2P messaging to mobile. Some mix of sunk-cost fallacies and the slow momentum of behemoths, I&#x27;m sure of it.<p>I do have some opinions on how to achieve these changes, but it&#x27;d be hubris for me to suggest them to you, since I&#x27;m unaware of your particulars. But I still hope that you get to work in a 10x environment some day. We all should.