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[deckardcanine]

I've known for some weeks that my company will soon move out of this building. Our new location is further away from the Metro and almost everywhere else I'm likely to go, which may explain why it costs less. The difference is only two blocks, tho, so I haven't complained.

Today I learned that all but about three of us will move into cubicles. That's the worst office arrangement I'll have had in more than five years. Technically I was in a cubicle for a few months here, but nobody else worked in that vicinity, so it felt plenty private. Now I'm worried at how my typical workday may have to change.

Still, I can't complain too hard. My job is still apparently secure, adequately paying, and fairly cushy. How many can say that nowadays?

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[nefaria.livejournal.com]

I got moved around at work recently too, got out of the talkative friends area to the quiet strangers area. Can't really complain though, a less-than-perfect job is still a blessing in this age.

[akktri.livejournal.com]

In my opinion, it's much better if you have someone sitting in the cubicle next to you. If nobody is there to talk to in between calls, it feels like the International Space Station under quarantine.