I don't currently work in a physical office with other people, but I have done in the past. And for those of you who haven't had the pleasure of communal office space (like a noticeboard in the kitchens), you don't know what you're missing.
Specifically, you get the joy of a shared space where people air their views on society in all sorts of interesting ways - and all sorts of funny signs emerge. The infamous one, of course, is 'You don't have to be mad to work here but it helps'
I suddenly realised I would love to work in an office at present, just because I decided I wanted to put up my own sign:Quote There is also a secondary irony in that, that would have been clear to the people I used to work with in the sub-prime mortgage market, where just about everyone seemed to be trying to lie about their income or whatever to get a mortgage...
I have no idea why I want to put such a sign up, just that I know I want to. I mean, I could still put such a sign up around the house and the other folks here would get the joke. But it's a waste of effort for an audience of three (including me) :/
Specifically, you get the joy of a shared space where people air their views on society in all sorts of interesting ways - and all sorts of funny signs emerge. The infamous one, of course, is 'You don't have to be mad to work here but it helps'
I suddenly realised I would love to work in an office at present, just because I decided I wanted to put up my own sign:
You don't have to be completely cynical of humanity to work here, but it helps
I have no idea why I want to put such a sign up, just that I know I want to. I mean, I could still put such a sign up around the house and the other folks here would get the joke. But it's a waste of effort for an audience of three (including me) :/
