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I don't even need to see the chair. Just the mere positioning of the screen makes me cringe. The article mentions vinyl records, a coffe mug, a baseball figuri
by TurboHaskal 11y ago
I don't even need to see the chair. Just the mere positioning of the screen makes me cringe.
The article mentions vinyl records, a coffe mug, a baseball figurine... That's hardly the kind of equipment that comes to my mind when I think of an office. How does it make it a dream office when the only relevant material mentioned are a bunch of pencils?
This is just some guy showing off his music collection.
- rodgerd 11y agoLet me know when your vastly superior office has allowed to to produce work that makes you a perennial Nobel contender, or equivalent thereof.
- sirtaj 11y agoAre you sure you're aware what he does for a living?
- DanBC 11y ago> Just the mere positioning of the screen makes me cringe. There's a chance the photographer moved the monitor to show a lot of the room that would otherwise have been hidden.
- mhurron 11y agoMy home office has a bunch of anime figures and posters because it's my office and I'll decorate it how I see fit.
- moron4hire 11y agoHow are the albums, coffee mug, and baseball figurines not relevant material to a creative worker?
- Jtsummers 11y agoOr even to non-creative workers that have to spend 1/3 their life in that space. You want it to be comfortable. Either by literal ergonomic comfort, or by the creature comforts of the familiar and pleasing.