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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I am working at a software development company. At my workplace above my desk, there is speaker in the ceiling. After every 2 desks there is a speaker.
As from my desk, almost every second face is listening to music using headphones.
There is so many cons of listening to music using headphone:
So at the end I would like to ask the question:
Should software development companies play music in development rooms, so that employees don’t need to listen to music on headphones?
*(Of course soft music at low volume.)