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This is because software is not created by lone inventors having eureka moments behind closed doors—the state of the art is pushed forward primarily through massive collaboration.

We chased out the crooks who used to try to mug people in our elevator and kick open doors.

All the building doors were open for anybody to walk in, even at 10 pm at night.

I think the difference is that the pioneering women who opened the doors of fields such as medicine and law did so over 100 years ago.

My argument is that you shouldn't leave your doors wide open simply because theft is illegal.

Attend in-person meetups, and let the organiser know that you are looking for work, and it will start to open doors.

Historically pale skin was prized because rich women didn't work in the fields, they stayed in doors out of the sun.

And what would be the analog of leaving your doors wide open in this scenario?

You can get to know some interesting people and that might open some doors!

Benevolent sexism is still sexism, but it seems people only care about it when it comes to holding doors rather than holding jobs.

The extra space necessary for doors or cubicles could easily pay for itself.

That first year of real-world experience opens more doors than you might expect.

These doors close early – at the end of childhood – after which people are locked into a two-dimensional world." What factors would prevent someone from developing 3D vision?

So yes, the fact that it's a "Luxury Hotel" is important to the argument that talks are being held behind closed doors and away from the public, rather than in public spaces where they belong.

If you're bringing bankers or investors or other external parties through, what is more "impressive": A floor full of hard working bees, a buzz of energy filling the air, whiteboards full of complex diagrams (that probably haven't been erased in months if not years) and quirky and crazy "personalizations" on all of the desks, or walking down a hall of quiet closed doors.