A well-designed microsite Reichenbergerstr 121 mimicking office sounds—it helps if you work from home and miss the sounds of working in an office, coffee shop, or where other people work.
Her colleagues working in basic colors are crashing around the modern workplace. You click on your colleagues and office furniture to get the sounds of chatting, typing, pouring water, office ping-pong, ringing calls, chairs making that little fart-making chairs when you turn them around, and deliberately removing them to indicate that they were chairs. Sometimes they make noise unstoppable. You can change the dialogues used in the workplace, which are spoken in ambiguous German. The URL of the site isocistheoffice.eu. (The creators are a Swiss and German design company children; the name of the site is their Berlin office address.)
This is a solution that is just the right size. To fully duplicate the offices I've worked in over the years, my soundboard will need some extra:
- Clandestine gossip about two people trying to gossip in an open office
- La Croix opening can do it
- A retro summer jam everyone in the office agrees to bop
- Keurig machine tools hard-working but hard-working
- The sales manager who worked with a man named Felicia yelled out loud "bye Felicia!" 3 to 30 times daily
- Two people apologized for the altercation inside the hall
- C-SPAN is broadcasting DRM listening
- A funny laugh from one place where everyone is best friends
- My editor trying to eat lunch is very quiet that nobody has ever eaten
I'm right now working in an apartment with a partner with a young child; My partner and I both have many video meetings a day. With a lot of luck strategies to deal with open office practice they work well. We share our schedules in the morning and plan to share a kid, a "nice" desk and airwaves. We use our headphones as much as possible. We inform each other when we will not be disturbed. And we do our best to make the home feel small, but not too much, as an office.
If the sound of office is your hell, try hundreds of helpful albums recommended by the Flow State newsletter, or my list of The best sound generators for the domain.
