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[–] PieMePlenty@lemmy.world 5 points 1 month ago

First job was like this, one cubicle was the size of four of these and one person per corner with 2m space between each desk . Tons of plants all around, cube was next to a window. Temperature was constant, work was easy enough to slack off sometimes weeks at a time.

Privacy wasn't the best, but no one in my 6 years working there could differentiate between me reading a book on the screen and actually working lol. Its just words on the screen, make it look like work and you can do everything. Boss even called me a model worker at a yearly review when I myself thought I might be pushing it too far. Seems I wasn't slacking off nearly enough!

Anyway, I know this isn't indicative of cubicles, but if you're the right type of person, they can be a good place to work. If you can still find any.