Not me. I’d rather work at home and come to work a couple days a week to see people and be in an open space where I can see outside and other people and not feel like I’m in a jail cell. The fluorescent lights don’t even get me started with that
I'm working now for an organization that utilizes cubicles. Upon graduation from highschool I had a cubicle job and then for 20+ years my own office. Made a career change and returned to a cubicle! It's an adjustment, I believe and know I work better in my own private office, but I do believe it varies from person to person. Trying to makes changes with my cubicle to increase mental peace & work productivity.
I wish I had a cubicle ! I hate open offices ! No privacy at all and all that noise ! And now you dont even have a regular desk to call your own, everyday you sit somewhere different ! Please, bring back the cubicles !
I worked in both open spaces and cubicles throughout my career. I enjoyed working in open spaces a lot more. There was more camaraderie among co-workers, which I enjoyed, even though I’m an introvert. We engaged with each other and got our work done. I think office work in general, along with cubicles, can be soul crushing.
So glad i don't have a job where i work in one.. the fucking walls would start coming at me and i'd have a nervous breakdown and start ripping my hear out of my head.
why are these jokers complaining? they have the luxury of high wall partitions over the ditch, you get 4.5 foot walls, making it considerable louder and no monitor privacy. they used to be higher, we used to have what was called the 'prairie dog index'. you would make a loud crash in the workspace, and count how many heads pop up over the partition. you would keep records on a leaderboard. fun was ruined.
This is why so many have quit the rat race. It's a death sentence for so many, especially if they are already sick. Hopefully they insurance is worth it.
I would rather work in a cubical than work in an open office
Most definitely.
Same.
Absolutely
Same, it helps with concentration. And thats definetly a problem for me.
Not me. I’d rather work at home and come to work a couple days a week to see people and be in an open space where I can see outside and other people and not feel like I’m in a jail cell. The fluorescent lights don’t even get me started with that
I absolutely love my cubicle! Its private and very nicely decorated to reflect my personality. Life is what you make of it. 🥰
2:17 that's not a cube, that's a space between two cubes to make room for those two pipes, lol
The broom closet was already taken.
It’s designed to keep you working until death and not pursue your dreams. Still I would prefer a regular cube instead of open space
watching this on my last day of work. I quit one week ago. Not going back to the cubicle.
I love cubicles. Open work offices are the worst
not a fan of the hot desk shuffle? claiming a new desk after lunch is fair game.
I'm working now for an organization that utilizes cubicles. Upon graduation from highschool I had a cubicle job and then for 20+ years my own office. Made a career change and returned to a cubicle!
It's an adjustment, I believe and know I work better in my own private office, but I do believe it varies from person to person. Trying to makes changes with my cubicle to increase mental peace & work productivity.
This deserves many more views.
I work in a cubie and I love making it my own. I’ll take it over factory work, retail, or restaurant work. Retail work is the real nightmare.
I’ve had my own office, a cubicle and open space. The issue is not the work space but rather the environment.
Millions of people in cubicles with dreams beyond the walls.
I love seeing how people decorate their cubicles.
Ok but like I could listen to the older lady with the copper hair colour for quite a while
Great video and amazing channel! Deserves orders of magnitude more views.
This is truly amazing film making.
I wish I had a cubicle ! I hate open offices ! No privacy at all and all that noise ! And now you dont even have a regular desk to call your own, everyday you sit somewhere different ! Please, bring back the cubicles !
I worked in both open spaces and cubicles throughout my career. I enjoyed working in open spaces a lot more. There was more camaraderie among co-workers, which I enjoyed, even though I’m an introvert. We engaged with each other and got our work done. I think office work in general, along with cubicles, can be soul crushing.
I love my cubicle!
Life is one big preparation for the box 📦. Rip.
This is one of many reasons why I want a career in teaching
I just went from an open office to a cubicle. I don’t know how to decorate it yet. 😩
wtf is the big deal, like im actually confused
I love my cubicle
this is the definition of first world problem and also middle class first world problem 🤦
Doesn’t make it any less of a “problem”
maybe, but to me it means privacy, a place to just be me. but i can't stay there for too long though.
So glad i don't have a job where i work in one.. the fucking walls would start coming at me and i'd have a nervous breakdown and start ripping my hear out of my head.
Living my worst nightmare in mine
How are you doing now?
I quit office life & clean trains at night on my own now. Best decision ever. Thanks for asking 😀
Good to hear that.
why are these jokers complaining? they have the luxury of high wall partitions
over the ditch, you get 4.5 foot walls, making it considerable louder and no monitor privacy.
they used to be higher, we used to have what was called the 'prairie dog index'.
you would make a loud crash in the workspace, and count how many heads pop up over the partition.
you would keep records on a leaderboard. fun was ruined.
I hate cubicles!!!!!!
try hot desking then!
This is why so many have quit the rat race. It's a death sentence for so many, especially if they are already sick. Hopefully they insurance is worth it.
i like my cubical..... ?
Corn Dog same! It’s my own personal space.
There is a rock song about working in a cubicle then starting an office riot ruclips.net/video/XGRY4g2tEFI/видео.html
mediocrity