-In an open office layout it is easier to supervise workers than in an enclosed office
-An open office discourages absenteeism which may be common in an enclosed office
-It is cheaper to maintain an open office than an enclosed office
-Equipment, facilities and machines can be shared in an open office which may not be possible in an enclosed office
-Floor space is saved in an open office than in an enclosed office
-There is enhanced attraction and framework in open office
-It is cheaper to light an open office than an enclosed office
-It is easy to locate employees in an open office
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