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- November 13th, 2007
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The saddest cubicle in the world
Wired magazine recently held a contest to see who had the most pathetic looking cubicle workspace. The winner, photo at right, works in the IT department and the University of Alabama, behind a rack of file cabinets.
Check out the other winners, with photos, on the bottom right of the page.
(From metafilter)
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- Concorso Wired: the saddest cubicle « Marketing For Nerds - November 14, 2007 at 5:52 am
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