"Reviled by workers, demonized by designers, disowned by its very creator, it [the cubicle] still claims the largest share of office furniture sales--$3 billion or so a year--and has outlived every "office of the future" meant to replace it. It is the Fidel Castro of office furniture." (Fortune)
Thursday, March 9, 2006
Fortune calls cubicle 'the Fidel Castro of office furniture'
"Reviled by workers, demonized by designers, disowned by its very creator, it [the cubicle] still claims the largest share of office furniture sales--$3 billion or so a year--and has outlived every "office of the future" meant to replace it. It is the Fidel Castro of office furniture." (Fortune)
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Pretty funny. I posted this to you.
LOL it's so weird. The Fidel Castro of office furniture. What would the Chavez of office furniture be? The Lula would be one of those light IKEA desks that break easily. The GW would be a kindergarten school desk, a pupitre. :D
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