The size of your office, and whether it has a door that closes, are of no consequence. Privacy and pecking order morale are assured. I do not think the designers have considered this problem yet. One must build a sort of enclosure and turn the brightness up as far as it will go. And there will always be somebody who writes programs using the faint intensity for emphasis.
Services are distant.
You may use up your last red marking pen. There is no secretary to send to a supply cabinet. If your terminal has problems you will have to haul it to work and back for repair. For hardcopy printers you must keep a good supply of paper handy, always remembering to stock up at the office when supplies are low. Services hardly exist on Saturday and Sunday, and you will surely be working then, so make up a Friday checklist in preparation for the exodus.