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I have a relatively large cube. In my career I have had many smaller, but none larger. Its about 6 X 10.
I had a "veal fattening pen" once, about 4 X 6, but there was a cabinet on one side at the entrance, and a work surface beyond that, so there was only about a 2' wide space in the middle. It wasn't *too* inconvenient for me, but I had a tall colleague who had to back all the way out of the cube to turn his chair around.
The worst situation, for privacy, was the "study carel" desks at MCI. They had walls between, about 4' high, but the walls only extended to the end of the work surface, which was only avout 4' wide. Barely enough room for the monitor, the keyboard, and the phone. And underneath was a file drawer and the CPU, so there was no leg room either. Plus the desks were in a hallway, so it was fairly noisy too.
Re^2: At my main job I mostly occupy my...
by naChoZ (Curate) on Aug 16, 2004 at 16:14 UTC
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I had one of those veal pens (at BCBSME, coincidentally). I referred to it as a "stall" though, which was made all the more funny when someone assembled for me a toilet paper holder and attached it to my wall.
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