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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > The Cavern of COBOL > Quite literally, what is your programming environment like?
 
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Pilsner
Nov 23, 2002

 Living in a country where open offices are the name of the game, I sometimes wonder why the infamous cubicle is the subject of endless shaming and pretty much considered a symbol of being a slave in the corporate machine. I'd love to have a cubicle where I could feel semi-private and concentrate. In an open office (or semi-open like mine; offices with 3-5 people in them, open doors at all times) there are endless distractions. It's great being next to other developers, but project managers and other admin people are like a train station of traffic and phone calls.

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