Farm Free Dictionary
1. A tract of land cultivated for the purpose of agricultural production.
v. farmed, farm·ing, farms
1. To cultivate or produce a crop on.
Phrasal Verb:
farm out
1. To send (work, for example) from a central point to be done elsewhere.
In a recent article in Forbes it talks about removing the Cubicle. It is very surprising to me, that many organisations still use cubicles.
They (the companies) no doubtingly spend a huge amount of money on training, get a ways, and other ideas to stimulate communication and creativity, and yet, once back in the office, puts people back in pens as if they battery hens.
People respond better to natural light, and openness, this isn't rocket science (unless your from North Korea)
1. A tract of land cultivated for the purpose of agricultural production.
v. farmed, farm·ing, farms
1. To cultivate or produce a crop on.
Phrasal Verb:
farm out
1. To send (work, for example) from a central point to be done elsewhere.
In a recent article in Forbes it talks about removing the Cubicle. It is very surprising to me, that many organisations still use cubicles.
They (the companies) no doubtingly spend a huge amount of money on training, get a ways, and other ideas to stimulate communication and creativity, and yet, once back in the office, puts people back in pens as if they battery hens.
People respond better to natural light, and openness, this isn't rocket science (unless your from North Korea)
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