As US office space shrinks, so does workers' privacy
With rents surging as the office market rebounds, many companies are looking to cut costs.
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DAFNA Sarnoff worked her way up to vice-president at American Express and what she remembers as "a desirable office". Later she was hired by a financial services company - bigger salary, bigger office. Then, in 2012, she was recruited by Yodle, a smaller, newer company that sells online marketing tools for small businesses.
"I had heard about these tech startups that had these open office environments," Ms Sarnoff said. "I wondered if I was going to get an office."
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