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13. It looks to me like it combines the worst features of offices and open-plan

Sun Apr 26, 2015, 12:52 PM

Apr 2015

Neither the chunk of private space, nor the ability to lean across and ask colleagues questions.

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would you work better in the supercubicle? [View all] Liberal_in_LA Apr 2015 OP

Noise cancelling headphones? FLPanhandle Apr 2015 #4

Lucky! FLPanhandle Apr 2015 #7

I was lucky in my work years, I worked in an office with a door! MADem Apr 2015 #3

it sucks Liberal_in_LA Apr 2015 #5

I also had my own office. RebelOne Apr 2015 #8

I have experienced it all.from private office to cube Liberal_in_LA Apr 2015 #10

Me too but my most recent job was a cubicle DawgHouse Apr 2015 #14

That actually makes me want to go to sleep more than work harder. Initech Apr 2015 #9

No, but many of my students might. nt LWolf Apr 2015 #11

No. lumberjack_jeff Apr 2015 #12

It looks to me like it combines the worst features of offices and open-plan Donald Ian Rankin Apr 2015 #13

looks like a nice break area. ileus Apr 2015 #15

Their building better rat traps. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2015 #16

Problem 1939 Apr 2015 #18