mistersender wrote:my poor cubicle, it just needs more clutter... or cowbell.

staged!!! No one has a desk this clean...

kaqgeek wrote:hey, I used to have that same UPS Back-up! Then the battery died...

I still have that UPS, and the battery's dead...so, yeah. 20 pound powerstrip.

Daeymien wrote:I still have that UPS, and the battery's dead...so, yeah. 20 pound powerstrip.

At least that's better than the APCs that would stop passing power when the battery died (even if you weren't on battery).

All I have is a table...

theoneill555 wrote:I would never leave my Doctor Who items at work. They are all safely stored in their original packaging (mint in box).

yes, I noticed Leonard, Penny, and Sheldon

My office is locked at all times, so it's safe in there. This was my second picture in this thread...I would never leave them on my other desk!

(And it was tempting to leave them in the boxes...but I knew I would never sell them anyhow, so I might as well enjoy them!)

ThunderThighs wrote:Love seeing the cubical pictures. Make sure you read the terms in the first post though. You have to send an email.

But keep posting pictures so we can all gawk at your cubical sadness.

To which address? I don't see that in the OP. I r dum

After observing some of these cubes, I have to ask....why do you work there? It's got to be hell walking into that environment every day.

It's pretty sparse.

True Story:
I started my new job yesterday. This is my workspace. A table with a pad and pencil. That's what I get for being an intern. And that's...the rest of the story.

I may be late to this, but I figured I'd post anyway.



Notice the Woot rubber keyboard on the right (not plugged in, lol) and the Unu Battery case (also from Woot). I would've grabbed the Naga from Woot, but Newegg had a better deal.

Most of you will probably say I'm a tool for posting this -- probably so. It is sad that I have more schoolbooks than monitors, though! I totally need more monitors...

My one bit of flair exposes me as a Dolphins fan -- for this, I think I should win.

Outris wrote:After observing some of these cubes, I have to ask....why do you work there? It's got to be hell walking into that environment every day.

Gotta make a living, even if it slowly sucks all of the joy out of life.

Can't actually take a picture of my sad cube, unfortunately. Internal controls. :-/

aatozb wrote:I may be late to this, but I figured I'd post anyway.



Notice the Woot rubber keyboard on the right (not plugged in, lol) and the Unu Battery case (also from Woot). I would've grabbed the Naga from Woot, but Newegg had a better deal.

Most of you will probably say I'm a tool for posting this -- probably so. It is sad that I have more schoolbooks than monitors, though! I totally need more monitors...

While this is an impressive set-up, it is far from the most extensive I have seen. AKA the seemingly commonplace 9-12 monitor set up I see every trader with.

Outris wrote:After observing some of these cubes, I have to ask....why do you work there? It's got to be hell walking into that environment every day.

Beats working for Foxconn.

As you can see, I'm a total neat freak ;-)

Saddest visible things:
Ancient, giant, clunky desk calculator..display barely readable.
MP3 player strung up to try and get FM reception (no streaming media on network)

Saddest unseen thing:
Windows XP

Happy things:
Dali "clock in a can" (upper left area)
Staple pullers and spring clips hanging from magnets under bookshelf like little colony of bats.


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You get a window. And the thermostat. That's worth some points right there....

sellbuyer92 wrote:

True Story:
I started my new job yesterday. This is my workspace. A table with a pad and pencil. That's what I get for being an intern. And that's...the rest of the story.

So I don't have a cubicle per say, rather an office about the size of two cubicles. "What's so bad about that?", you say. Did I mention that I have to share my "office" with ten, yes TEN, others? Did I also mention that there are a whole three computers in said office for us to share? In order for someone to leave the office, the person(s) closest to the door have to first leave in order for the other to leave the office. One of my favorite moments of the day is when one of my bosses comes to the communal office and uses one of our computers, because apparently he got lonely in his office (bigger than ours with two computers) and wants to hang with the cool kids. Or how 'bout the other boss who claims sovereignty over any food on the desk and eats our snacks/lunches. He even gets in our filing cabinets to get the food we have hidden. F-them and F-this place.

k9sar wrote:I work in a secure facility so I can't get a picture of my workspace without spending many years in a federal prison. I can, however, describe it to you... It is a standard 6' x 6' layout made of generic Hayworth partitions and desktops. I have my laptop in a docking station with a second monitor beside it. In the corner is my classified machine with dual 25" monitors that are completely plain except for the bright red security stickers on them. To the right of that is my 'desk' which contains a tissue box and a note cube. There is a corporate fiscal calendar on my wall and a guest chair under my whiteboard (which is completely blank every night when I leave). I desperately need wootcrap to jazz this up as long as there are no recording or data devices involved.

I got the same deal...do your usb ports work?

ibpimpdaddyc wrote:My desk was super clean when I got to work this morning. My desk explodes along with my day. I am Mr. Fix it, Mr. Change it, Mr. Find it, Mr. Make it, Mr. Modify it, and Mr. Broke it all in one.

And by the looks of those lanyards..Mr. Seminar man.

eq52515 wrote:k9sar wrote:
I work in a secure facility so I can't get a picture of my workspace without spending many years in a federal prison. I can, however, describe it to you... It is a standard 6' x 6' layout made of generic Hayworth partitions and desktops. I have my laptop in a docking station with a second monitor beside it. In the corner is my classified machine with dual 25" monitors that are completely plain except for the bright red security stickers on them. To the right of that is my 'desk' which contains a tissue box and a note cube. There is a corporate fiscal calendar on my wall and a guest chair under my whiteboard (which is completely blank every night when I leave). I desperately need wootcrap to jazz this up as long as there are no recording or data devices involved.


I got the same deal...do your usb ports work?

Same thing here. Our USB ports work long enough for them to find who plugged in an unsecured device and come and arrest you. We just got a reprimanding email saing we aren't even allowed to use a wireless mouse or keyboard.

OoWillz wrote:While this is an impressive set-up, it is far from the most extensive I have seen. AKA the seemingly commonplace 9-12 monitor set up I see every trader with.

Exactly! It was seeing a trader's setup that gave me the idea for this type of setup.

karruttopp wrote:Same thing here. Our USB ports work long enough for them to find who plugged in an unsecured device and come and arrest you. We just got a reprimanding email saing we aren't even allowed to use a wireless mouse or keyboard.

We can't even plug in headphones. I'm not talking about a USB headset, I mean headphones that use an audiojack.