The phrase "a hot office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an office environment that is uncomfortably warm or has high temperatures.
Example: "During the summer months, working in a hot office can be quite challenging for productivity."
Alternatives: "a warm office" or "a sweltering office".
We like to think, too, of the confident copy writer weeks ago, getting out his advance copy, in a hot office somewhere, staking his all on a bundle of helium.
So the next time you hear Sarah Palin and her ilk prattle on about gettin' government off our backs, think about my friend Eric, sitting in a hot office on a Friday evening in June, running one last analysis of the numbers, scanning one more pile of documents for a missing variable, reviewing one last impenetrable proposal before finally calling it a day.
It was a bitterly cold day, and the HOT office, in an old mill building, was drafty, although a fake fireplace made of Wiggly Giggly balls gave it a cozy feel.
Now I don't volunteer my services as willingly or as easily knowing that while the MD enjoys an afternoon on the couch, "making a few comments" on the presentation, or taking a break at a child's birthday party or a friend's dinner, I would be spending "not much time" making those changes in a hot airless office.
In my hot office I was starting to look at it abstractly, as a hot thing blowing exhaust.
Yes, not like before, where everyone had their own desk, in a hot-desking office there are certain number of desks and computers available for people to use, and anyone who needs them can use them.
Tresco is inimitable anyway, just as it is: a frost-free Scilly island where plants once only glimpsed in pots, behind lace curtains, or desiccated in hot offices, suddenly seem to explain themselves.
A hot tub, rental office and underground parking are among the amenities.
LivingSocial remains a hot topic among office brokers wondering whether the daily deals company will consolidate its operations.
I spent an entire day sitting in lines in a hot, cramped passport office in Stamford, Conn., since moved to South Norwalk.
By offering the customization of a in-house designed office combined with the flexibility of a shared office they have made a name for themselves in New York City, one of the hottest office markets in the world.
