Office or Cubicle?

[The Yen Man]

I moved into an office after spending 4 years in a cubicle environment. Honestly, I miss the cubicles. I was able to interact a lot easier with my cubicle-mates, but now I feel a little lonely in my office. Oh well, them's the breaks when trying to advance in a career I guess.

[MattyK]

Programmer/Analyst, currently in medical research, previously at a market research company and a software company.

Spent about 6 months of my career in cubicles, the other five years in offices. Probably just luck and good timing. At the three companies I've worked for everybody gets an office if they wait a bit; the cubicles are just where the new employees sit until someone quits or is fired and an office frees up.

11th floor but only a sliver of a view of Edmonton's river valley; I face an alley and so have two giant office buildings taking up most of my view. I have an open-door policy for the most part, but it's always nice to be able to close the door and take a nap at lunch.

[MoneyGuy]

I have the biggest office 'cause I own the company.

[Reaper]

Originally Posted by Lithium

I sit in a quad-pod(never knew 4 cubicles without walls had a name)

Apparently I've coined a new term.

[NSFL]

Museum. I have an officle. It's an office with 3 walls.

[bcb]

2 large science classrooms/labs = 2000sq.ft
1 classroom stolen from the english dept. = ~40sq. ft.
1 rolling cart
1 desk in large office

[OilersBaby]

How about a classroom? Or is teaching not considered to be "white collar"? In my preivous career as a Marketing and Sales Manager, I had an office

[Bunk]

I work in a very open office environment. Pods of 4 desks with no walls anywhere. Wouldn't want it any other way.