Maybe this is the difference between the roles of “predator” and “prey”. As a “prey”, you hate open spaces. As a “predator”, you love them. Guess who has the power to make the decision?
The bosses are probably making the decisions that feel right to them, ignoring the research. And maybe the employees’ ability to endure the increased stress is some kind of costly signalling. (Not sure what exactly is signalled here: loyalty? self-confidence? resistance to stress?)
Maybe this is the difference between the roles of “predator” and “prey”. As a “prey”, you hate open spaces. As a “predator”, you love them. Guess who has the power to make the decision?
The bosses are probably making the decisions that feel right to them, ignoring the research. And maybe the employees’ ability to endure the increased stress is some kind of costly signalling. (Not sure what exactly is signalled here: loyalty? self-confidence? resistance to stress?)