Largest Office You've Worked In

[Buck]

By human population.

Inb4 poll

[JoeyChuckles]

I don't get it.

[listopencil]

I once oversaw several thousand sweat shop workers in Thailand. I had to use the lobby as my office and there wasn't a door. Does that count?

[Rain Man]

If a person worked in a large company, is it the company employment? The number of people in the building? The number of people within the same floor/entrance/room? The number of people a person could see by standing up? By standing on their chair? The number of people a person could touch without walking through a door? I need some more instruction.

[listopencil]

What about when I was a pimp in Chicago? Do I get to count the whole city? I used my Lincoln as my office.

[JoeyChuckles]

What about when I was a pimp in Chicago? Do I get to count the whole city? I used my Lincoln as my office.

Game over.

Close the thread.

[Buck]

If a person worked in a large company, is it the company employment? The number of people in the building? The number of people within the same floor/entrance/room? The number of people a person could see by standing up? By standing on their chair? The number of people a person could touch without walking through a door? I need some more instruction.

The number of people working in the entire office building, regardless of company.

[Rain Man]

The number of people working in the entire office building, regardless of company.

So...the number of people working under the same roof, regardless of who they work for?

[In58men]

Why would you care in the first place?

[Rain Man]

I think one of the buildings I worked in in the defense industry had 5,000 to 6,000 people in it. At least, that's how many got laid off when they canceled the project.

[Rain Man]

Why would you care in the first place?

Perhaps he plans to use the knowledge to help humanity in some way.

[XXXshogunXXX]

Ive worked in the pentagon for 2 weeks, which has about 20,000+ people working at any given time

[ClevelandBronco]

Without thorough DNA testing, I wouldn't even venture a guess.

[Buck]

I'm asking because the largest building I've worked in had about 30 workers before this new job. I estimate that somewhere between 1500-3000 people work in this office. Its nuts.

[AustinChief]

I worked one summer at the 1.7 million square foot Hallmark distribution center... not sure how many people but I'd wager quite a few. Also worked in the largest Dell building in Round Rock... ton of people there as well.

[In58men]

I'm asking because the largest building I've worked in had about 30 workers before this new job. I estimate that somewhere between 1500-3000 people work in this office. Its nuts.

I see, that's a big jump. Hope you're a people person.

[TrebMaxx]

It would be a good career move for you Buck to make sure you get to know everyone.

[Rain Man]

My wife worked at General Dynamics' Mile-Long Assembly Plant in her younger days. I went there for work, and it was neat to see. They had bicycles for people to ride if they had to travel any distance along it.

I think the assembly plant I worked on had a similar square footage, but it was squarish in shape and so wasn't anywhere close to a mile long.

[Buck]

My wife worked at General Dynamics' Mile-Long Assembly Plant in her younger days. I went there for work, and it was neat to see. They had bicycles for people to ride if they had to travel any distance along it.

I think the assembly plant I worked on had a similar square footage, but it was squarish in shape and so wasn't anywhere close to a mile long.

I work in what was formerly GD's corporate office. It has since been taken over by the company I work for.

[Psyko Tek]

office?
I build things
that you can sell
for money

[Bugeater]

I have never, and could never, work in an office environment. I'd rather be the guy that goes out and gets the real work done.

[Gonzo]

I once went to a Michigan football game and returned a couple emails via my phone. Can I consider that my office for those 2 minutes? If so, 108,000 people.
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[Buck]

I have never, and could never, work in an office environment. I'd rather be the guy that goes out and gets the real work done.

If I don't do my job, people can't get medical care, which could ultimately lead to death. It makes my job a little stressful.

[rageeumr]

The number of people working in the entire office building, regardless of company.

Information I probably should have read before voting.

[Predarat]

Up to 2500 for me, maybe more but not sure about that. Def over 1000.

[blaise]

1,000+ I guess? Maybe over 2500. It's really two buildings side-by-side. Full service coffee shop. Cafeteria with a sandwich shop, hot food counter that usually has two or three different entrees (like fish, chicken, lasagna), hamburger and fries counter, different soups every day etc.

[Hoover]

I had a crew of 50 once. It was the worse time of my life. I ended up being a shrink for my employees.

I have since changed careers. Operate an office of four full time and and two part time people. We work hard and play hard. It's amazing what a small dedicated group can accomplish.

Things are a little stale, so I'm about to tackle something else. I can't wait.

[Bearcat]

According to their website, about 3700... Hallmark's headquarters is huge.

[kc rush]

About 140 people.

[mikeyis4dcats.]

Buck, today was your day to bring donuts. Hope you did.