In a grand PR move, my company is producing a replica of my office as a moderately-priced toy. Story here:
http://www.boingboing.net/2005/01/10/me ... cubes.html
Boing Boing wrote:
Meet the Cubes
A corporate drudgery playset for grown-ups.
Bob, Joe, Ted, and Ann spend eight hours a day, five days a week, at tiny desks in tiny cubicles in a giant room packed with countless similar cubicles in a giant building filled with countless similar rooms.
Each set has one 2-3/4" posable plastic figure and all the necessary plastic parts to build a classic corporate cube: four walls, desk, chair, file cabinet, in/out box, phone, and computer. Comes with a sticker sheet of decor for your cube, complete with graphs, charts, screens for the computer and pithy office posters.
Also includes a job title sticker sheet so you can create a convoluted and meaningless position for your employee.
A corporate drudgery playset for grown-ups.
Bob, Joe, Ted, and Ann spend eight hours a day, five days a week, at tiny desks in tiny cubicles in a giant room packed with countless similar cubicles in a giant building filled with countless similar rooms.
Each set has one 2-3/4" posable plastic figure and all the necessary plastic parts to build a classic corporate cube: four walls, desk, chair, file cabinet, in/out box, phone, and computer. Comes with a sticker sheet of decor for your cube, complete with graphs, charts, screens for the computer and pithy office posters.
Also includes a job title sticker sheet so you can create a convoluted and meaningless position for your employee.
