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[0:07] Okay. So as you guys know f-, ISSCO is too small. Well, the building is too small for our group. So we're moving to a new building. Uh it's gonna be the building across the street. And we're actually moving in three weeks. But the problem is that the administration wants to know who is going to be in what office in the new building and where we're g- we're gonna put things like the printer, the fax machine, all the big equipment. And the catch is that they have the final approval of where we put people and equipment. And they want to know where we're gonna do all this by November second. [0:42]
[0:42] So that means basically next Tuesday. And since we don't really have any other time we have to make these decisions today. What we're getting is nine rooms for a maximum of eighteen people, which is okay, 'cause there's only fifteen of us. And all the rooms have windows luckily, so there's no fights about who gets a window and who doesn't. Um there's two views, either of the old town or the mountains and the rooms have various sizes. There's two three people rooms, five two person rooms which are on the corners of the building, so you actually get windows on two walls, and two one person rooms. [1:17]
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[1:17] That's pretty much what the building looks like. Um and then you have the number of people per room. The courtyard, because we're on the sixth floor, you can't actually go out to it, but it just means that the windows look out onto open space. Um you can see the bathrooms, the elevators are sort of further down the hall. The purple bar at the bottom, sort of on the right is the mail-boxes. All of the windows open, you can get out onto the terrace just like we can in our normal building. And the equipment that we have to put somewhere are like I said the photocopier, which is really big, the fax machine, which is not so big, and the printer, which is relatively big. [2:1]
[2:01] Each office has a white board, a bulletin board and a coat rack. No cupboards like we have in the current offices, and each person gets their own chair, their own corner desk, so like the n- the ones that we have now, um a small filing cabinet with three drawers, and by small I mean they're about that tall, and one sort of hanging shelf. So we don't get the bookcases like we have now, but just one shelf that's attached to the wall. [2:27]
[2:20] Mm-hmm. [2:20]
[2:28] And the people that we have to place, uh you can see the list there along with their position and the project that they work on. And I guess the question - the first question is # how we want to organise people. Whether we want to do it # by rank, or by project, or [2:49]
[2:50] I don't know, put all the P_H_D_ students together, all the professors together, that sort of thing. So the idea is that we come up with a plan. there's another group who's gonna be working on the same plan later this week. And then Andre and I have to do presentations for the university administrators on the second. So we have to come up with a plan, possibly, if we have time, a presentation, a quick presentation with arguments for why we think our plan works best. Okay? [3:23]
[3:24] Mm-hmm. [3:24]
[3:24] Alright. [3:24]
[3:25] So, # anyone have any ideas or - [3:31]
[3:32] I guess - [3:33]
[3:34] Uh do we know if there will be a lot of people coming across the hall in terms of security stuff if we can - I mean my idea is to put the photocopier and the fax in the hall. [3:46]
[3:46] Yeah. Um I think it's - the security is sort of the same as it is in the current building. So as long as the things are physically attached to the wall, so they can't be removed, then it should be okay to leave them in the hall. [3:58]
[3:47] Um. [3:48]
[3:52] Okay. [3:53]
[3:54] Mm. [3:55]
[3:55] We can put it. Mm-hmm. [3:57]
[3:56] Okay. [3:57]
[3:58] Okay*. [3:58]
[4:03] It's just a question of whether you are printing sensitive documents or n- whatever. [4:7]
[4:04] Mm. [4:4]
[4:06] Mm. [4:6]
[4:06] Mm yeah. [4:7]
[4:09] So we only get one printer for fifteen people? [4:11]
[4:12] Um well we get one sort of networked printer and then I think some of us have personal printers. # I think Susan has a personal printer, Gisella has one maybe. [4:24]
[4:21] Yeah. [4:21]
[4:25] Yeah, and that's it. [4:26]
[4:25] I can't remember who else. Yeah. But no-one else gets their own printer. In terms of equipment it's sort of the same thing as we have now. [4:33]
[4:28] Mm. [4:29]
[4:32] Mm-hmm. [4:32]
[4:37] Um. [4:38]
[4:42] So what I'd propose is that we sort of discuss various concepts without getting into specifics, and then go off and think about it over lunch and then come back later in the day with sort of more specific proposals, as to exactly where to put people. [4:57]
[4:48] Mm. [4:48]
[4:51] Yeah. [4:51]
[4:54] Mm yeah. [4:55]
[4:54] Okay. [4:55]
[4:59] Does that work? Oh, and on the map the little half-circular, well, quarter circles are doors $, which I'm assuming you've figured out, but just in case. And there's just the one room that actually has two doors going into it, the the three person room on the right. Yeah. [5:16]
[5:06] Mm-hmm okay. $ [5:8]
[5:07] 'Kay sure. Yeah $ [5:9]
[5:13] The three person room? [5:15]
[5:14] @ rooms, yeah. And do we need a room like a reading room or - Yeah. [5:20]
[5:19] Yes, yeah. A lot of people were saying that they wanted to have a reading room. [5:24]
[5:24] That's a good idea. [5:25]
[5:25] So we should leave a space for that. And we can, because like I said maximum eighteen people in those rooms and there is only fifteen of us. And I don't know if you've noticed, but two of us are only here half the time. So Martin and David um are half the time at the E_P_F_L_ and half the time in Geneva. So [5:46]
[5:26] Mm. [5:26]
[5:29] Okay. [5:29]
[5:33] Yeah. [5:33]
[5:39] Mm. Yeah. [5:41]
[5:48] # sort of keep that in mind, I guess, when [5:51]
[5:50] Mm. [5:50]
[5:52] you are doing the actual planning. [5:54]
[6:01] Mm. [6:2]
[6:02] The first split we can do is between administration and research uh. I mean, it's completely different work so we can deal with administration and decide something for administration and then [6:16]
[6:08] Yeah. [6:8]
[6:17] for the other. [6:17]
[6:17] Mm-hmm. Yeah. [6:18]
[6:19] But Gisella's really the only administrator. Yeah. [6:25]
[6:22] Yeah. But at least deal with that particular situation and then see with the other, because I was thinking uh Gisella is quite, I mean, Gile- Gisella's work is quite noisy, because it's secretary so, yeah, lot of phone call and stuff like that so - Yeah, so you won't share an office with Gisella unless you are fifty per cent and not the fifty per cent Gisella is working, which is another condition. [6:47]
[6:22] Ad- administrator. [6:23]
[6:26] Yeah. [6:26]
[6:35] Yeah. [6:36]
[6:37] And she's always moving around. [6:39]
[6:41] No. [6:41]
[6:46] Yeah. [6:46]
[6:47] Which I don't know if we can assume that there isn't going to be any overlap between them. [6:52]
[6:51] Yeah mm. [6:52]
[7:01] So I don't know, maybe we can decide that Gisella is having one of the one person room. [7:7]
[7:07] Yeah, I w- I would suggest that too. Yeah. [7:9]
[7:08] Yeah, that would be [7:9]
[7:10] maybe convenient. [7:11]
[7:11] Mm. [7:12]
[7:11] Yeah. Either that or # maybe put her in a two person room with the equipment or - [7:18]
[7:15] With someone - [7:17]
[7:18] Yeah, and with someone who is who is fifty pro- percent. [7:21]
[7:19] Like with the the photocopier, or - Maybe not the photocopier, but the printer. [7:23]
[7:19] Yeah. [7:19]
[7:26] Yeah. But at least the thing we know that Gisella is gonna be alone. [7:29]
[7:29] Yeah, yeah. [7:30]
[7:30] Yeah, okay, mm-hmm. [7:31]
[7:30] Or with equipment, but [7:32]
[7:32] And not with a hundred percent staff - yeah a staff worker. [7:35]
[7:33] humanly alone. Yeah. $ [7:35]
[7:36] Okay, so th- that's a one person room, but we don't know how how big they are. Or it's hard to tell. I mean, Gisella has this funny uh typing uh thing. Yeah. [7:49]
[7:47] Yeah. I mean the rooms aren't tiny if you look at the this - [7:52]
[7:48] Typing machine. $ [7:50]
[7:51] Computer, fax. [7:52]
[7:52] Yeah. [7:52]
[7:53] So probably sh- she should get the fax, right? [7:56]
[7:57] Yeah. [7:58]
[7:57] Yeah, yeah, that makes sense to put the fax in there. [8:1]
[7:58] Yes, yeah. [7:59]
[8:02] Uh. [8:4]
[8:06] So. [8:8]
[8:31] And then I think the main discussion we should have is [8:34]
[8:36] um if we want to make group of among the same project or among the same title [8:44]
[8:44] Yeah. [8:45]
[8:45] Or uh yeah, professor assistant or uh - [8:47]
[8:45] or - Yeah. Or - Yeah. Couple of professor and assistant or - [8:51]
[8:51] Or uh yeah - [8:52]
[8:56] That's more a conceptual question $ than a practical question. $ [9:2]
[8:59] Yeah. [9:0]
[9:01] Well, the third option is just completely mix everyone up, which some people say is better sort of for a group environment, so that you are not stuck only with the people who are working on your project. Right. So if you share an office with someone who's on a completely different project, you find out about that project, but you also sort of interact with other people on a more regular basis. [9:21]
[9:06] Yeah. [9:7]
[9:07] Yeah. [9:7]
[9:12] Yeah. [9:13]
[9:13] Yeah, that's true. [9:14]
[9:14] Mm. [9:15]
[9:16] Yeah. Mm. [9:17]
[9:20] Mm yeah. [9:21]
[9:20] Mm mm. [9:22]
[9:23] But still I find it's quite easy if you are with people who work in the same project in the same room, because you have the meetings or people come and ask you discuss things maybe. I don't know if it's uh [9:35]
[9:37] for other people who is not working on the same project @. Yeah, that's true. That's that's true. Yeah. [9:44]
[9:38] Yeah. Yeah, but we will have this reading room, which can be - [9:43]
[9:43] 'Kay uh will it be dedicated for reading and for studying or can we have meetings there. Can reserve it for meetings @. [9:50]
[9:43] Yeah. [9:44]
[9:50] I think it's not a question of reserving it, because there's other rooms at the university that you can reserve for a meeting, but if it's empty, then sure you can use it for a meeting. There's nothing wrong with that. But I think if someone's already reading in there, it's not fair to go and kick them out just because you want to have a meeting 'cause - [10:5]
[9:52] Mm. [9:53]
[9:55] Yeah, for a real meeting. [9:57]
[9:58] You can u- mm-hmm. [10:0]
[9:59] Mm. [9:59]
[10:02] Yeah. [10:3]
[10:04] # [10:4]
[10:04] # Well, the the problem is if you have to go across the building and it adds some overhead every time you want to have some short meeting and discuss some issues. # Or maybe we shouldn't call it reading room, but - # [10:5]
[10:04] Mm. [10:5]
[10:05] # Well, the the problem is if you have to go across the building and it adds some overhead every time you want to have some short meeting and discuss some issues. # Or maybe we shouldn't call it reading room, but - # [10:20]
[10:14] Meeting about the project. [10:16]
[10:15] No. [10:15]
[10:19] But if you're having a short meeting you don't really [10:21]
[10:22] make an appointment for it. You just kind of go to someone's office and go down for a coffee or whatever. [10:28]
[10:24] Yeah. [10:25]
[10:26] Mm-hmm. [10:27]
[10:27] Mm yeah. [10:28]
[10:31] 'Cause there's still the cafeterias that you can use for informal - [10:34]
[10:34] Mm yeah. The other thing we should take into account is if you receive student or not, because [10:42]
[10:42] Yeah. [10:42]
[10:43] Marianne and I interact a lot with student and we have reception hours and stuff like that. So it means # you get time where a lot of people come along and talk and - So it's maybe - [10:55]
[10:45] Yeah. Hmm. [10:47]
[10:49] Mm-hmm. [10:49]
[10:53] Yeah. And the other Marianne too. So there's three of you. [10:57]
[10:56] Yeah, so maybe it's not really nice to have to share an office with somebody like us $, having a lot of social life and - $ [11:4]
[11:02] $ @ $ People coming and going. [11:6]
[11:04] Well, but then you either share offices with each other, which doesn't really solve the problem, because chances are you are not gonna have office hours at the exact same time. [11:13]
[11:07] Yeah. [11:7]
[11:13] Mm. [11:13]
[11:13] Yeah, we don't. [11:14]
[11:14] So you're still # going to have - [11:16]
[11:15] Yeah. [11:15]
[11:17] Like unless you get individual offices, I don't know if there's an easy way to find a solution for that. [11:25]
[11:20] Mm. [11:20]
[11:23] Yeah. I dunno. [11:25]
[11:30] 'Cause even if each of you share with a professor, then it's the same thing for the professor. [11:34]
[11:33] Yeah mm mm. [11:35]
[11:34] Yep, yeah. [11:35]
[11:36] Yeah. [11:37]
[11:38] But it is something to keep in mind. [11:40]
[11:42] Unless you end up sharing an office with someone where your schedules completely don't overlap, and then you can schedule office hours when the other person isn't there. Some people come in around eleven and some people come in around eight. [11:54]
[11:47] Yeah. $ [11:48]
[11:50] Mm. [11:51]
[11:54] Yeah, but that's something we can't reasonably assume like that and make plans with that because - [12:1]
[11:54] Mm. [11:54]
[11:58] No. [11:59]
[12:01] No, but you sort of see people's patterns. I mean, [12:4]
[12:04] Yeah. [12:4]
[12:05] even if it's not always like that, I mean if it's like that, you know, eighty per cent of the time, then - [12:11]
[12:06] Mm. [12:7]
[12:08] Yeah. [12:9]
[12:13] But you're right, we can't make assumptions too much. [12:16]
[12:16] Mm-hmm. [12:16]
[12:24] So people would like to see uh the office organised by uh by by rank like professors and students and - [12:32]
[12:32] I don't know. [12:33]
[12:35] I think - [12:35]
[12:37] Well, it's up to us how we do it. I can see benefits of both. [12:44]
[12:43] Yeah. [12:44]
[12:44] Yeah, it certainly is. [12:45]
[12:45] But - [12:45]
[12:46] One point I can say by experience, it's really hard to share an office with three people, because it makes much more noise that only being two in an office. [12:57]
[12:57] Yeah. Plus the computers. [12:59]
[12:59] Plus the computers. So - [13:0]
[12:59] Plus the com- Mm-hmm. [13:0]
[13:00] $ And we all know what it's like to have five computers in your office $. [13:4]
[13:03] Yeah. $ So we might be - It might be a good idea to first exclude one of the three person room # to be the reading room and not to be necessary [13:15]
[13:16] a room with three people. A working room. [13:20]
[13:18] Yeah, but if there are people coming in, I mean, we have these people working for uh two months, who comes in the summertime or something. I th- think we should reserve a little bit space for them too. So uh - [13:35]
[13:35] Yeah, that's a good point, because if we take the three person room out as a reading room, [13:39]
[13:40] It's quite big - [13:41]
[13:40] then everyone has an office, right? 'Cause it's maximum eighteen. [13:45]
[13:46] So take away three spaces and you're down to your fifteen, and you're right, if we do have a ^stagieur^, whoever, who comes in, then we have nowhere - Well, we can put them in the reading room, but that kind of defeats the purpose. [13:57]
[13:48] Oh yeah. Mm. Oh yeah. [13:50]
[13:51] Okay. [13:52]
[13:52] Mm. [13:53]
[13:55] Yeah. [13:55]
[13:57] Yeah yeah. [13:57]
[13:58] # [13:59]
[13:59] So the other solution is to say, okay we use a three person room, but only with two person each time. And leave a spare space for @ or - [14:10]
[14:07] Mm-hmm. [14:8]
[14:08] Yeah, that's a good idea, yeah. [14:10]
[14:09] For something, yeah, mm. [14:11]
[14:10] Yeah. [14:11]
[14:13] But avoiding [14:15]
[14:16] having three person full-time in a same room could be a good idea, I think. [14:21]
[14:19] Yeah. [14:20]
[14:21] Yeah, that's yeah, certainly is. [14:22]
[14:22] Or again find people who don't work the same hours. [14:26]
[14:26] Yeah. [14:26]
[14:27] It doesn't completely solve the problem, but - [14:29]
[14:28] Mm. [14:29]
[14:34] So for the reading room we will have a two person room. [14:37]
[14:37] Yeah. Everybody agrees on that, yep? [14:40]
[14:38] Yeah, I think so. [14:39]
[14:38] Maybe that would be good. [14:39]
[14:38] Okay*. [14:39]
[14:40] A one person'll be too small anyways. [14:41]
[14:42] Yeah. [14:42]
[14:42] How about how about this room? [14:43]
[14:44] Which one? [14:45]
[14:44] The one on the bottom? [14:45]
[14:45] Yeah, at the bottom in the middle. With a view to the mountains, yeah. It has three windows so I think it's uh - Two? [14:52]
[14:47] Yeah. [14:47]
[14:47] With the mountain*? [14:48]
[14:50] Two. Well, which - W- There's three two person rooms. [14:55]
[14:53] O- one two - [14:54]
[14:56] The the middle one. [14:57]
[14:57] That has two windows. [14:58]
[14:58] Yeah, it's - [15:0]
[15:00] Which is fine. And still a big room. [15:2]
[15:00] Two. [15:1]
[15:02] Big black stripe is the windows, not the thin one between the big - $ But what about the d- the other one which has only one windows, but in the courtyard it maybe more quiet. [15:17]
[15:04] Oh, the big - Oh. $ Ah okay. $ [15:11]
[15:08] Yeah, so I should have explained that. $ [15:11]
[15:09] $ [15:10]
[15:18] Yeah, but then you get - don't get a lot of light [15:19]
[15:21] for reading. [15:21]
[15:22] We have electricity so - [15:24]
[15:24] $ [15:25]
[15:24] $ Really? $ [15:27]
[15:24] $ [15:25]
[15:25] I hope. [15:25]
[15:26] $ [15:27]
[15:28] No it's a question I mean it it's quite noisy outside with the streets and - [15:32]
[15:34] That's - [15:35]
[15:34] On the sixth floor, I don't know. [15:36]
[15:37] Yeah, we are on the sixth floor. [15:38]
[15:38] I dunno*, I like the idea of looking out over [15:41]
[15:41] # Yeah, if you are if you are reading. [15:44]
[15:41] Yeah. And stop reading. [15:43]
[15:42] Me too. [15:42]
[15:42] lots of space. [15:44]
[15:44] So it's a relaxing room. [15:46]
[15:45] Well, I mean that that's the whole point, right. It's just somewhere to get out of your office and go and do something else for a while whether you're reading or just kind of staring off into space. [15:55]
[15:46] $ [15:48]
[15:46] $ Yeah, yeah, no okay. [15:49]
[15:50] Yeah, yeah. [15:50]
[15:50] Do so- Yeah. [15:51]
[15:52] Mm yeah yeah. [15:53]
[15:55] Yeah, and you can look outside of the window if you have a sh- quick meeting there. You know, quick meetings always get longer. [16:1]
[15:58] Mm. So what about one of the room in the corner? So you have three windows. It's even better. [16:4]
[15:59] $ [16:0]
[16:05] Yeah, we could do that. [16:6]
[16:05] Why not? Yeah. [16:6]
[16:06] But you have less wall to put shelves and stuff like that. [16:11]
[16:10] Yeah. [16:10]
[16:13] If you intend the reading room being more a library or - [16:16]
[16:19] We have some shelves, like cabinet type shelves for the reading room. But it's not really intended to be a library. I mean, we have [16:27]
[16:21] Mm. [16:22]
[16:27] Yeah. [16:27]
[16:28] A library down- downstairs. Mm. [16:30]
[16:28] an I_T_ library. Um but [16:31]
[16:29] Mm. [16:29]
[16:33] the other idea is to take - 'Cause right now we all have bookshelves. So one idea might be to take sort of the books that aren't frequently used by people, put them all into that room. So it becomes sort of [16:45]
[16:40] Yeah. Mm. [16:42]
[16:43] Yeah. [16:43]
[16:45] Kind of, yeah, small library. [16:47]
[16:46] a mini-library, but not like a library - system library, just go and borrow your colleagues' books. [16:52]
[16:48] No no, no no. No no, sure but - Yeah. [16:51]
[16:51] Mm. [16:52]
[16:59] So are we all agree about these two person rooms? [17:3]
[17:05] Which one? $ Corner or not corner? [17:8]
[17:06] # I don't know. [17:8]
[17:09] I think the middle one. [17:10]
[17:10] In the middle, yeah. [17:11]
[17:10] The middle one. Okay. [17:12]
[17:11] Yeah. It's also sort of m- central to the layout, so everyone sort of has more or less the same distance to - [17:18]
[17:14] Yeah. Mm. [17:15]
[17:17] Okay. [17:17]
[17:19] It's not that it makes that much of a difference, but - [17:21]
[17:20] Mm-hmm. [17:21]
[17:22] Why not? [17:23]
[17:26] Uh. [17:26]
[17:26] So we can exclude this one to make an office. [17:30]
[17:29] Yeah. [17:30]
[17:31] Actually what I can do is - [17:33]
[17:35] Or maybe write on the board, I don't know. [17:37]
[17:36] Yeah. Um actually that's a good idea. J- just put it up. [17:42]
[17:41] So we have the map and - [17:43]
[17:42] Yeah. [17:43]
[17:45] # [17:45]
[17:49] So. [17:50]
[17:56] This really isn't to scale, but - Oh well. [17:59]
[17:57] $ [17:58]
[18:02] Um. [18:3]
[18:07] That's really not to scale. $ Um so we've got an office there. [18:17]
[18:08] # It's alright. [18:10]
[18:09] Oh it's g- good enough. [18:11]
[18:24] And there's [18:27]
[18:28] two and one - [18:29]
[18:30] Three, yeah. [18:30]
[18:30] Is that all? [18:32]
[18:31] Yeah, yeah mm. [18:32]
[18:33] So - [18:34]
[18:34] Okay so this is [18:36]
[18:37] that. And this becomes the reading room, right? [18:41]
[18:41] Okay. [18:42]
[18:54] Yes. $ [18:56]
[18:54] Is that a mountain? Okay. [18:56]
[18:56] $ [18:57]
[18:59] And that an old town? [19:0]
[18:59] And uh Gisella? [19:0]
[19:02] Yeah, should we decide also the administration stuff? And - [19:6]
[19:02] We thought a one person room. [19:5]
[19:06] Sure. [19:6]
[19:07] # [19:8]
[19:07] So we exclude the n- the thing we are quite sure, and then we discuss the - [19:11]
[19:10] Yeah. [19:10]
[19:11] I was thinking of maybe we should assign Gisella into this three person office? [19:16]
[19:12] Okay. [19:12]
[19:17] Because w- we will probably place the printer next to the mailboxes. Then we could have Gisella and the two fifty per cent people sharing the three [19:26]
[19:18] # [19:19]
[19:27] Person room. [19:28]
[19:28] person room. [19:29]
[19:29] That's really noisy to be in the same office with the administration. [19:33]
[19:31] Well, th- [19:32]
[19:33] But if Gisella works fifty percent and they work fifty percent - [19:36]
[19:33] They're fifty per cent, yeah. [19:35]
[19:35] Yeah, that just imply you expect people to come when Gisella is not working, and that's not really fair if you - [19:41]
[19:39] # [19:39]
[19:39] That's true. [19:40]
[19:41] Yeah. [19:42]
[19:42] Well, I mean it - [19:43]
[19:43] So we can put Gisella in the two people room [19:46]
[19:47] which is near the mailbox. [19:49]
[19:55] No. [19:55]
[19:55] W- # yeah we could. [19:56]
[19:56] $ [19:57]
[19:58] I don't know. [19:59]
[20:01] We could. I mean, I don't know how noisy she is. $ It's uh - $ [20:5]
[20:03] $ [20:4]
[20:03] I- it's just the question, you always have the phone ringing, even if the af- even when she's not working. [20:8]
[20:03] But - [20:4]
[20:06] Just - [20:6]
[20:06] Or f- [20:7]
[20:07] Does Gisella have her own printer? [20:9]
[20:09] Yeah. [20:10]
[20:09] Yes, yes, she does. [20:11]
[20:11] Yeah, but that's that's a good point from Nikos to say that she needs to be n- near the mail box and the printer and [20:18]
[20:18] # [20:19]
[20:19] Well if you put her in in this room here, it's relatively close. [20:26]
[20:20] and the photocopier* and stuff like that. [20:22]
[20:22] # [20:24]
[20:24] Yeah. Exc- except the door is not really [20:27]
[20:28] Convenient for her, yeah. [20:30]
[20:29] convenient. [20:30]
[20:30] True. [20:31]
[20:35] No, but I think, if if the main, um how can I put that, the mm - [20:41]
[20:47] If the main reason to put - to to choose Gisella's place, is the proximity of the mailbox, it should be a two pe- people room and not a three people room. [20:58]
[21:00] Okay. It's fine with me. [21:3]
[21:01] Yeah. [21:1]
[21:03] Otherwise we have a one people room and - [21:5]
[21:05] I don't know how much the proximity to the mailbox matters, because usually when she's here and she picks up the mail, she actually brings it to your office. It's more the I_T_ administration that uses our mailboxes. [21:17]
[21:11] Yeah. [21:11]
[21:12] Yeah, it's it's not the m- [21:13]
[21:12] Yeah. No but it's it's also it's also the place of the photocopier*. [21:17]
[21:17] Yeah, yeah. [21:18]
[21:18] # [21:19]
[21:18] And the place where we all pass kind of. [21:21]
[21:21] Yeah. [21:21]
[21:22] That's true. [21:23]
[21:23] @ [21:23]
[21:28] It should be some central place. [21:30]
[21:28] Because if we put the photocopier* near the mail box and it seems to be the only place where there is room for that - [21:35]
[21:34] Yeah. [21:34]
[21:35] Yeah unless you put it into an office, which is just an- annoying, I think. 'Cause even if you put it into Gisella's office it's gonna be - [21:42]
[21:37] Yeah. [21:37]
[21:38] Y- [21:39]
[21:39] Yeah oh no. [21:40]
[21:41] Yeah, no, it's too - [21:42]
[21:42] And it's too big and - [21:43]
[21:44] Yeah. [21:45]
[21:50] Okay, we should write this down. Do we agree that the that the photocopier and the networked printer goes next to the mailboxes? [21:56]
[21:52] So. [21:52]
[21:56] Yeah. Okay. [21:57]
[21:56] Yeah, that's a good idea. [21:57]
[21:57] Mm. [21:58]
[22:11] And then we can for the moment put Gisella in this corner room if you agree, I don't know. [22:17]
[22:18] Yeah. What with - [22:20]
[22:19] At the beginning we said that we were gonna give her one of the one person rooms. [22:23]
[22:23] Yeah. [22:23]
[22:25] But @ this option of putting Gisella near the photocopier* $. [22:29]
[22:26] Okay. [22:27]
[22:30] Yeah. # [22:30]
[22:37] I mean she is sharing an office right now and I - # Has anybody heard of any complaints that she's too loud or - [22:44]
[22:45] I mean, she is not sharing an office. I mean sh- we put some $ trainee $ in Gisella's office, because there is a spare room, and that's quite imp- Yeah, that's quite uh - I mean, that's quite important to keep a spare room in Gisella's office, if we need more staff, but [23:7]
[22:45] Well, she's - Go ahead. [22:48]
[22:50] ^Stagieurs^ in there. [22:52]
[22:55] And they are not really in a position to complain. $ [22:58]
[22:57] # [22:58]
[23:06] Yeah. [23:6]
[23:09] I wouldn't work in Gisella's office. [23:11]
[23:14] Okay. [23:15]
[23:15] $ [23:15]
[23:15] I think it's just a question of work conditions, like if you are a ^stagieur^ and you co- only coming in for two months, then you can put up with it, but if you're there, you know, for the full year - [23:25]
[23:17] Yeah, yeah. [23:18]
[23:20] I- it - Yeah. So for example now if uh we reserve - [23:26]
[23:21] Mm yeah. [23:22]
[23:25] For example, and there is no room in the cupboards for any people except Gisella, because she got lots of paper archives and files and stuff like that. So it's really, she needs [23:35]
[23:31] Yeah that's true. [23:33]
[23:33] Mm-hmm. [23:34]
[23:36] She needs spaces. Okay. [23:38]
[23:36] space. [23:37]
[23:37] Yeah, yeah. But we can uh reserve - So if you reserve a two people room, we can put uh trainees - [23:47]
[23:37] Yeah. [23:38]
[23:47] Mm. Yeah. [23:49]
[23:48] Yeah, in there if they need to go. [23:50]
[23:48] Further on if they are in the same room. [23:51]
[23:50] Hmm. [23:50]
[23:51] Yeah. [23:51]
[23:51] Okay, so Gisella at this southwest office? [23:54]
[23:54] Yeah. [23:54]
[23:55] Yeah. [23:55]
[23:55] In the corner. [23:56]
[24:02] Are you sure it's southwest? I dunno if thi- if this map is a - [24:6]
[24:06] South- Well, southwest if that's north. [24:9]
[24:06] South. [24:7]
[24:09] Okay, the map is north oriented. Okay. No. [24:13]
[24:10] Southwest for us. No tha- Well, I'm assuming that's what you meant, right? That - [24:16]
[24:15] Yeah, yeah, that that one, yeah. [24:18]
[24:15] Okay. $ I don't know. [24:19]
[24:18] But that's southeast anyways. [24:20]
[24:20] Southeast, yeah. That's southeast. [24:22]
[24:21] Oh right, yeah, that's southeast, yeah it's - [24:23]
[24:22] $ [24:22]
[24:22] Anyways yeah, but - [24:23]
[24:23] $ [24:25]
[24:23] This office right? That's @. [24:26]
[24:24] Yeah, this office, yeah. [24:26]
[24:25] Okay. You know because with mountain mountains and old town it's not - No, sorry until but - [24:30]
[24:30] No, I I'm very bad at orienting where's north in Geneva, I always get it wrong. But I just assumed Nikos was talking about the orientation here. [24:40]
[24:37] @ [24:37]
[24:38] Uh yeah, I was just talking about uh here on the map. [24:40]
[24:38] Okay. [24:39]
[24:39] No, because sunrise and sunshine is quite - uh sunshine, sunrise and sunset is quite also a good um [24:46]
[24:44] Oh, that's true. [24:45]
[24:46] $ [24:47]
[24:49] So wait, we face the old town we face the old town now, and we are facing [24:55]
[24:49] something to take into account. $ [24:53]
[24:55] # Uh northeast. [24:57]
[24:57] North. [24:57]
[24:57] northeast. [24:58]
[24:59] Sunrise. [25:0]
[25:00] Okay. So. [25:3]
[25:01] $ [25:1]
[25:05] This is northeast. [25:8]
[25:06] It's east, yeah, east. No, east. [25:8]
[25:10] We we have sun in the morning only. [25:12]
[25:15] Yeah. [25:16]
[25:16] When do we have sun? [25:17]
[25:17] So it does mean that the three piece room which is in the opposite of the northeast is the most sunny one. [25:25]
[25:23] Mm-hmm. [25:24]
[25:25] This one. [25:27]
[25:28] $ [25:29]
[25:28] $ But s- [25:31]
[25:28] Let's say that. [25:29]
[25:30] The three people room or - [25:31]
[25:30] It's it's the one you have of now, you both. [25:33]
[25:32] $ [25:33]
[25:33] $ [25:33]
[25:34] It's the oven. [25:36]
[25:34] More or less. [25:35]
[25:36] Well, there is a quite a lot of sun. [25:38]
[25:38] You get the sunset then. No? And it's really warm and - [25:43]
[25:42] Y- yes and no. It's, yeah, it's really warm, that's - [25:45]
[25:44] You get lots of sun during summer, yes. [25:46]
[25:46] Do you - Uh by the way, is it a six floor building or is there more - [25:51]
[25:46] Yeah yeah, that's true. [25:47]
[25:51] Yeah, we're the top floor. [25:52]
[25:53] Okay. So it's warm. [25:54]
[25:55] Yeah. [25:55]
[25:56] It - The building design is pretty much the same as the one we have now, we're just getting more space this way, because we couldn't move in the other building, 'cause it was occupied by the other departments. [26:6]
[25:59] Mm. Okay. [26:0]
[26:01] Okay. Mm-hmm. [26:2]
[26:03] Mm. [26:4]
[26:13] Okay, good, p- so - [26:14]
[26:19] So how many # rooms [26:22]
[26:20] And next. [26:21]
[26:23] and uh how many place do we have? [26:25]
[26:25] So we have reserved now two two person rooms. [26:29]
[26:27] Actually, why don't I change it on here as well. [26:30]
[26:33] So that's Gisella. [26:35]
[26:35] Yeah, plus one spare place, but really the last place to be used. [26:42]
[26:37] Plus spare, yeah. [26:38]
[26:43] Plus fax. [26:44]
[26:45] Yeah. [26:45]
[26:45] Mm-hmm. [26:46]
[26:48] And then this is the reading room. [26:52]
[26:52] Okay. [26:53]
[26:54] Oops. [26:55]
[26:58] Um. [27:0]
[27:01] So that leaves us with what? Six, eight, # fourteen places, which is - [27:8]
[27:03] We got two, three, four, six, nine - [27:7]
[27:04] $ We got - [27:6]
[27:08] @ Fourteen places? [27:10]
[27:09] For fourteen people? [27:10]
[27:12] For f- Yeah. No for fourteen, 'cause Gisella's already got a room. [27:18]
[27:12] For fourteen people? [27:13]
[27:13] For fifteen people. [27:14]
[27:13] @ [27:15]
[27:16] Yeah. [27:16]
[27:16] Yeah. [27:16]
[27:17] Yeah. Yeah, yeah. [27:18]
[27:19] So we are good. [27:20]
[27:20] T- Okay. [27:21]
[27:22] # Excuse me. # Okay. Um. [27:30]
[27:24] Bless you. [27:24]
[27:25] @ [27:26]
[27:27] $ [27:29]
[27:27] $ [27:28]
[27:27] $ [27:27]
[27:31] So - [27:32]
[27:31] So I'm gonna take Gisella off of [27:34]
[27:38] that list as well. I'll put her in grey, I guess. [27:42]
[27:48] Can we group people by their name? $ I @ to Marianne. So it's gonna be Mariannes' office. [27:57]
[27:51] $ Marianne, Marianne. $ Yeah, why not? [27:56]
[27:51] $ Alphabetically. [27:53]
[27:51] $ [27:54]
[27:57] $ Yeah, that would be fun. [27:58]
[27:57] Is is any- Is there anybody who's not happy with the current situation, so we could try to just keep the same arrangement just on the new building? [28:6]
[28:06] Yeah, that's going - that can be. That's boring, but that can be a good idea, but do do we - can we do that? Because there is - No we can't, because - No @ we can't, there is two - [28:19]
[28:07] That's boring. $ [28:10]
[28:08] $ [28:10]
[28:09] That's boring. # [28:11]
[28:12] Can we? [28:13]
[28:15] No. [28:15]
[28:15] No, we don't. [28:17]
[28:17] We have, we have one extra one person office and - [28:21]
[28:21] And two three person room. [28:23]
[28:22] Two three person offices, yeah. Plus we have the two people who aren't there now [28:27]
[28:28] Yeah. So - [28:29]
[28:28] that we have to put somewhere. [28:30]
[28:32] We can keep some of the people together that are together now, but [28:36]
[28:35] Mm. Yeah yeah. [28:36]
[28:38] not everyone definitely. [28:39]
[28:40] Okay. [28:41]
[28:43] So, let's start then top to bottom. Maggie, [28:47]
[28:48] Well, why don't we take a break and go off and think about it? [28:51]
[28:48] Susan, @. [28:49]
[28:51] Yeah. [28:52]
[28:52] And then once we have more concrete ideas we can come back and finish it, 'cause if we just sit here and discuss, it's gonna take a long time and we're gonna start arguing and get cranky and - [29:4]
[28:53] I think we clear the things a little bit up too s- Yeah. [28:56]
[28:56] Okay. [28:57]
[29:01] Yeah. [29:1]
[29:02] Yeah, yeah. [29:3]
[29:05] Okay. [29:6]
[29:07] Alright so - [29:8]
[29:07] So let's have a break. Save your file. [29:9]
[29:09] Yeah. [29:9]
[29:14] You have X_P_? [29:15]
[29:15] Yep. [29:15]
[29:17] That's nice. [29:18]
[29:19] Mm-hmm. $ Okay. [29:22]
[29:23] So how long is @? [29:24]