I wish I could do this, or even leave something at my desk for the next day. But with agile seating I don’t even get a cubicle to myself anymore! Awesome! So motivated to be productive!
Agile seating?
Wtf does that even mean? Yall just switch places everyday or something?
It’s how they are dealing with an employees being in the office for a couple days a week instead of every day.
Everyone shares desks so you don’t need to have 2/3 of the office empty every day just so everyone has their own place.
Can’t leave personal items since you can’t claim desks, since there wouldn’t be enough if everyone claimed them.
You need to show up every morning like those japanese street vendors that unpack a whole fucking restaurant out of a wheelbarrow
To be fair, if it’s my personal office space that I have to put up with 40-60 hours per week, you’re damn right I want it to feel homely. I’d have me some nice slippers under the desk, too.
Tangent, but I hate how the word “homely” in English means both:
- having a feeling of home; cozy and comfortable
And
- lacking in physical beauty or proportion
And then we have “homey”. It’s all so confusing.
Mate if you’re even reaching 40 hours you’ve been there too long. If you’re racing 60 hours then it’s basically your home!
I do 40 hours a week. It’s average isn’t it?
Although yeah I admit it’s too long. But I used to do 60 houses a week and that’s unhealthy.
Obviously depends on your industry, but I thought 37.5 hours would be the standard (8 hour days with half an hour for lunch), and some of that is tea breaks etc. What were you doing that involved 60 hours a week? I hope you at least owned the company!
Heat being that person, but…
Why do people need to make up stories like this? The picture is cool enough as it is. No new guy did this after asking to decorate their desk. It makes the entire thing cringy.
I can see HGTV using this as a premise for a new show: Cube Wars!
Looks neat but also like a horrible office workplace.
