/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.388777]

>anon your coworkers complained that you haven't decorated your cubicle at all. They are worried you are some kind of sociopath about to go on a spree.

the ride never ends,

even once you get a job...

[Anonymous No.388778]

>>388777
Idk, I left my cubicle pretty much unmodified. I never saw a point to decorating it.

[Anonymous No.388780]

>he hasn't decorated his cubicle.

get a load of this autist sociopath.

[Anonymous No.388782]

Good. They should be worried.

[Anonymous No.388783]

But I did with pictures of my waifu.

[Anonymous No.388786]

People used to do this kind of shit in a call center I used to work in when I was a teen

thank god I'm out of there

[Anonymous No.388794]

>>388777
fine a new job

[Anonymous No.388796]

>>388783

Do you think if the pictures aren't to suggestive people would care? Also if I made sure to only have one solo image and then all the others groups, so people don't realize I only really care about my waifu. I feel like I've seen put up sailor moon and pokemon posters, surely nobody would give a shit....

[Anonymous No.388798]

>>388783

So do I, but they didn't like that either.

Some people are just impossible to please.

[Anonymous No.388803]

Jokes on you, no one in the office is allowed decorate so we keep our minimalistic clean look in the office.

[Anonymous No.388813]

>>388777
Bitch, i'm working my ass of and never thought about this shit. Maybe you can help me decorate my shit and then we can go to my place so i could fuck you in the ass.

[Anonymous No.388845]

>>388777
something similar to this happened to me, was right around the time i was able to write a computer program that automated around 40% of the office's job

i swear those "corporate" environments are just filled to the brim with mouth breathers and people who didnt get attention from mommy and daddy

[Anonymous No.388873]

>Be a programmer
>Be expected to be autistic
>Nobody understands or cares what you do.

Life is good.

[Anonymous No.388878]

>>388873
Meanwhile the non-autistic programmers will get promoted to management and get paid doubled their salary for less than half the work.

[Anonymous No.389579]

>tfw don't have my own cubicle
>tfw ~20 other people in MegaCube with walls on two sides with desks and a row of desks in the middle
>tfw there's a 2 person cubicle we use as overflow but the computers are slow af
>tfw my usual spot is in a corner, giving my optimal desk space (wraparound never ending desk attached to walls)

Whatever it's all the same with my headphones in.

[Anonymous No.389598]

>>388878
>non-autistic programmers

nice fake story there bro :^)

[Anonymous No.389611]

I'm an intern 3 days a week. Another intern shares my cubicle the other two. Don't have to worry about menial bullshit like decorating it because it doesn't belong exclusively to me. Feels good, man.

[Anonymous No.389614]

>>389611
Why do people on this board think internships are so great? I always see people bragging about internships and telling people to ask them questions about what it's like. Thats like asking a burger flipper how it feels to flip burgers.

[Anonymous No.389620]

>>389614
Are you stupid?

Most entry level positions, like in my field, require previous experience. Thus an internship. Plus I'm paid, so it's like a job.

[Anonymous No.389621]

>>389620
So why brag about a job below an entry level position?

[Anonymous No.389634]

>>389621
Who's bragging? I answered the question on the OP. "Feels good" that I don't have to worry about stupid shit like decorating the cubicle I use.

You sure seem defensive.