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Rain Man 02-28-2012 12:45 PM

How many permanent work spaces have you had?
 
We're about to move offices, and it got me thinking. Counting only full-time jobs you've had since age 18 (i.e, jobs that weren't "temporary" in your mind), how many different work spaces have you had?

I started my career in 1986, and I think this is my history.

Job 1
1986 - Sat in a bullpen in Office Building 1
1987-1988 - Sat in a bullpen in Office Building 2
1989-1991 - Sat in a four-person cubicle in Building 3

Grad School
1992 - No office

Job 2
1993 - Private office in Building 4
1994 - Office in Building 5
1995 - Office with slightly better location in Building 5
1996 - Office with slightly better location in Building 5
1997 - Slightly larger office in Building 5
1998 - Bigger office in Building 5
1999 - Office in Building 6

Job 3 (Current job)
1999-2001 - Home Office in Building (House) 7
2002-2003 - Office in Building 8
2004 - Office in Building 9
2005 - Change of Pace Office in Building 9
2006 -2007 - Change of Pace Office in Building 9
2008 - 2009 - Bigger office in Building 9
2010-2012 - Change of roles office in Building 9
2012 (Starting tomorrow or Thursday) - Office in Building 10

There may have been one more office in Job 2, but I honestly don't remember. So in 23 years of work, I've had 18 different work spaces in 10 different buildings, despite holding only 3 jobs. Kind of interesting. Or not. But it's the internet so I can post it if i want.

seclark 02-28-2012 12:55 PM

job 1: 1980-1983
desk in computer room in basement of hospital

job 2: 1983-2000
office in company business office bldg.
2000-2006
office moved to shed out in back of office bldg(desk in garage:mad:)
2006-current
offices in 17 different area switch bldgs

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kc rush 02-28-2012 12:58 PM

Job 1
Sat in bullpen
Sat in another bullpen after building remodel/addition

Job 2
Sat in shared office

Job 3
Sat in reception area building 1
Sat in reception area building 2

Job 4
Sat in private office

Job 5
Sat in bullpen
Sat in another bullpen after expanding to a second floor

Job 6
Sat in shared office
Sat in private office
Sat in cubicle after moving to a new building
Sat in another cubicle after office expansion

Job 7
Sitting in a private office

Predarat 02-28-2012 01:08 PM

Job 1
2002 - cubicle

Job 2
2003-5 - cubicle
2005-7 - larger more private cubicle after a promotion

Job 3
2008-9 - shared, open desk

Job 4
2009-10 - back to a cubicle

Job 5
2010 to current - semi private office

phisherman 02-28-2012 01:14 PM

Job 1
1999 - cubicle

Job 2
2000-2004 - small offices in 5 different buildings

Job 3
2004-2009 - cubicle, then I worked from home

Job 4
2009 - cubicle

Job 5
2010 to present - cubicle

Stewie 02-28-2012 01:15 PM

Job 1

Worked in a laboratory - No office, just a bench for paperwork, etc.

Job 2

Laboratory with a desk in the corner.
Private office near the production area.
Private office in the administrative area.

Job 3

Shared a small office. Just enough room for two of us, two desks and all our crap.
Cube farm with tall walls.
Cube farm with short walls.
A cube that's not in a cube farm with tall walls and large enough for two guest chairs.

Rain Man 02-28-2012 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seclark (Post 8405188)
2000-2006
office moved to shed out in back of office bldg(desk in garage:mad:)

Were you allowed to turn the car ignition off, or did it have to keep running at all times?

Bweb 02-28-2012 01:24 PM

Job #1 1994 - shared office
Job #1 1995 - private office

Job #2 1996 - 2008 - Private office

Job #3 2008-2009 - Same company as #2 but upgraded position - new Private office

Job #3 2009 - present - different private office

loochy 02-28-2012 01:39 PM

2.


Cube farm
Cube farm (cube across the aisle)

Bugeater 02-28-2012 01:40 PM

Pretty much all the work I've ever done has been out in the field so I haven't really had any designated work space. Although I do have a shop with a desk at my current job so I guess that's the only one.

listopencil 02-28-2012 01:47 PM

Way, way too many to count.

tooge 02-28-2012 01:50 PM

Thread is flawed. If it was a permanent work space, then everyone would only have one.

gblowfish 02-28-2012 01:58 PM

Also too many to count. Had a cot in the back room of a bar in college to nap out during the day between classes, worked in radio and tv stations, office bullpens, had my own office with a door but no windows, now I'm in a cube farm, but I have a corner cube with a door and windows, but no real "privacy." My door is always open, except when I leave to go home. If my door is shut, people know I'm gone for the day.

cdcox 02-28-2012 02:41 PM

1. Part time in HS and college breaks I worked at Macy's on Main in downtown KC. It was an open office space, I and moved from one work station to another depending on my task of the day and which desk was open.

2. Graduate school 1: I had an desk in an office with 2 other students and a lab.

3. First real job I was in a cubicle.

4. Grad school 2: I had an desk in an office with 2 other students and a lab.

5. Still in grad school. Later on I moved out of the basement and had an office up with the faculty, but still shared with a couple other students.

6. Current employer. Office was in the basement with a window overlooking a parking alcove. Office flooded once. I was in there for 17 years.

7. Got an administrative position and got to move up to the 2nd floor. Nicer office with carpet, a better window, and a closet. I love that closet.

8. Got a second administrative position and a second office. Huge, with a conference table, and love seat. My office has seating for 9, although I have never had more than two guests at once. This office is in what used to be a downtown department store, so I guess I have come full circle.

Rain Man 02-28-2012 02:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cdcox (Post 8405436)
7. Got an administrative position and got to move up to the 2nd floor. Nicer office with carpet, a better window, and a closet. I love that closet.

A closet would be a great feature in any office, but particular an office on a college campus. If you do any lunchtime gym stuff or even jog in, it'd be great to have a closet for a change of clothes.

I'm considering joining a gym near our new office, and if I did I'd have to figure out how to store extra clothes. Alas, I have no closet.


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