Almost. The staff rooms at Willoughby and Balmain High Schools were open-plan but the tables, files and computers divided it into cubicle-like spaces - no cubicle dividers.
Yes. For years. Many different ones. I sold stuff. I sold AT&T and small business opps and booked time share for resorts. I was keeping alive in a cubicle and to save my sanity, I started to collage the whole cubicle when I was on the phone. Almost every place I worked I had a huge collage and it was taped to the desk. Sometimes glued. And they put up with it because I sold a lot.
Thanks for the memories.
This has nothing to do with collages, but I like to paint fish.
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Yes, but we had 8' cubicle walls. Eventually I moved into a regular office....with a door...hallelujah!. And a window on the lake side with lots of geese. And then the executive staff was moved to a space that had before been a supply closet. I'm not kidding. It was remodeled to be beautiful but we all hated it. The president wanted the staff within only a few step of his office. We didn't want to move over to the executive suite but we had no choice. A few years later we found out we were being moved downtown to the headquarters building on the 28th floor. I knew there was no way for me to be up there. Our offices were to be on the perimeter of the floor .... all window offices. I called HR the next day and told them to send me a retirement packet. I was gone in three weeks. As it turned out, that office move never happened. I retired at 51 and never looked back.
This post was edited by WM BARR . =ABSOLUTE TRASH at January 4, 2020 8:39 AM MST
Jane S 