I have an étagère built onto the wall of my living room, which has cubicles that are lit and filled with superinexpensive pottery.
They don't even have cubicles.
"I'm obviously missing something … we respect privacy, so we have joined showers but they have cubicles.
There were large open spaces, filled with rows of desks and chairs, where the junior staff worked in clear view of their superiors, who had cubicles – of varying degrees of comfort – around the edge.
The employees have cubicles, and they can move through a series of living rooms designed for informal meetings and coffee breaks or gather more formally in conference rooms with semitransparent walls and ceilings, above.
Designed by Herman Miller, the open workspace will have cubicles, meeting tables and computer stations, but no exterior walls.
* But only because we don't have cubicles.
Nobody would complain about the lack of offices because Grove and all the other executives had cubicles just like everyone else albeit a bit bigger.
Where I worked, all the men had offices and all the women had cubicles, paralleling the pay structure in which women earned an insulting fraction of what men were making.
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