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- [[Japanese]]
* Part II Office Environment and Productivity
* [[Chapter 7 Equipment Police]]
* [[Chapter 8 The program can be done at night]]
* [[Chapter 9 Saving Office Investments]]
* [[Break a minute... Intermezzo]]
* [[Chapter 10: Mental Labor Hours vs. Physical Labor Hours]]
* [[Chapter 11 Phones, Phones, and Phones]]
* [[Chapter 12 Restoration of the Door]]
* [[Chapter 13 Office Environment Evolution Theory]]
## Chapter 7 Equipment police (pp.41-46)
- Equipment police deteriorate the office environment with the opposite approach to improving programmer productivity
>This is also the one who makes the company rules, such as tidying up your desk when you get home, and sticking nothing but the company's calendar on the wall.
<img src="uploads/4648e15fb3403ab55605a06a2ce2d7b5/2a390246bfbe-20230817.png" alt="Figure 7.1 Typical office layout" width="480px"/>
*[^1] Figure 7.1 Typical office layout*
- Typical office layout in America
- The disadvantage of this floor plan is that the window is not used and it is no different from working in the basement.
- The 'basement' is an ideal space for the equipment police to have the same arrangement
- What is good environment?
- It's more comfortable to have a beautiful view outside the window, and that's reflected in the quality of the program.
- An office that can be changed according to your preferences so that it is easy for you to use
- There are companies that block thousands of employees from **thinking** by broadcasting the whole building to summon just one person. What kind of scenery can you see?
```
Gari Garigari (poor contact sound). I will call you. I will call you.
Mr. Paul Smith, Mr. Paul Smith, please contact the office.
```
- The police mindset is "cramming as much as possible with the lowest investment cost"
- A company with productivity problems has no meaning other than **improving the office environment**
→ The lack of flexibility in the office environment affects the productivity of programmers
[^1]: p.44 of this book
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  • Break a minute... Intermezzo
  • Chapter 1 Trouble somewhere today
  • Chapter 10: Mental Labor Hours vs. Physical Labor Hours
  • Chapter 11 Phones, Phones, and Phones
  • Chapter 12 Restoration of the Door
  • Chapter 13 Office Environment Evolution Theory
  • Chapter 14 Hornblower factor
  • Chapter 15 Let's talk about leadership
  • Chapter 16 Hiring a Juggler
  • Chapter 17 Getting Along With Others
  • Chapter 18 The End of Childhood
  • Chapter 19 Fun to be here
  • Chapter 1: Something is wrong today
  • Chapter 2 Cheeseburger production and sales manual
  • Chapter 20 Human Assets
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