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UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND LAWACCOUNTINGAUDITING DEPARTMENT


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www.themegallery.com

Members

1. NguynThYn Ly K104050739

2. NguynoNgcPhc K104050761

3. DngNguynDTho K104050777

4. NguynTh Bch Tho K104050781

5. NguynThYn Trinh K104050802

6. T Cao Hng Vy K104050815


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Content

I. IntroductionII. Concept & popular types

III. History

IV. Advantages

V. Disadvantages

VI. Conclusion


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Introduction

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Concept

Open plan office used to describe an office

where people sit at deskin an open area.

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Popular types

Team - orientedbullpen:

employees can see

and hear each

other freely


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Popular types

High-panelledcubicles:

cant see other

people whenseated


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Popular types

Low-panelled cubicles: can see over theemployees when seated


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Popular types

Clusters or podsa group of low-panelledwork stations


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History

Open plan offices have existed for a long time

Prior to the 1950s:

These mostly consisted of large regular rows of desks or benches.

Such designs were rooted in the work of industrial engineers or

efficiency experts such as Frederick Winslow Taylor and Henry Ford


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History

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In the 1950s:

Quickborner developed office landscape

Office landscape was quickly supplanted by office furniture

companies which developed cubicles based on panel-hung or

systems furniture


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History

20

th

v. 21

st

Century:An increase in knowledge work and the emergence of mobile

technology has led to an evolution in open plan offices

Many different companies are experimenting with designs

which provide a mix of cubicles, open workstations, private

offices, and group workstations


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Advantages

Open plan offices are more economical Communication is obviously easier

between work stations and departments

Things are easier for the supervisors

Managers and senior managers are inconstant contact with the staff

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Advantages

The company

If the layout of the office needs to be changedbe done quickly.

If a closed plan office layout needs to be changed

they never will with open office plans.


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Disadvantages

Open space offices are noisier and can be morechaotic than closed plan offices.

People passing to and fro can also causedistraction of employees.

Security is reduced.

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Disadvantages

Privacy is difficult to obtain

Sicknesses and infections can spread

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Disadvantages

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Senior staff or employees which have been with the companylonger than most will most likely feel as if they are entitled to

a private office


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Conclusion

Open spaced layout is suitable forprofessions. Otherwise, the leader

must concern about the company

situation:

Age profiles Flexibility

.

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