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For the last twenty years the offices I have worked in have had trees in their atrium. A few coworkers have had plants in their individual cubes. Yet I think th
by Shivetya 12y ago
For the last twenty years the offices I have worked in have had trees in their atrium. A few coworkers have had plants in their individual cubes. Yet I think the fact I am in Atlanta and the last two office buildings I worked in are surrounded by trees and flowers made a bigger difference. You cannot look outside any window without seeing trees, shrubs, and depending on the time of year flowers.
I won't live in a city nor work in one for these very reasons. I never want to look out a window and see concrete. Yeah I know cities have parks and fortunately cities like Atlanta have more trees than not, but its the grayness, the dirty feeling I don't miss. Which leads me into one peeve, who thought that gray cubes and dark carpet were appealing?
- Someone 12y ago"Which leads me into one peeve, who thought that gray cubes and dark carpet were appealing?" The cleaners/the people who try to keep the cost of cleaning low. They're not that bad, though, as long as you have sufficient daylight (building not too wide, large windows, low cubicle walls)