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In some companies to have more than one monitor is just a status privilege.
by marvel_boy 12y ago
In some companies to have more than one monitor is just a status privilege.
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- walshemj 12y agoIn that case its a sign that you want to think about moving companies
- JBiserkov 12y agoYep! http://dilbert.com/strip/2010-11-04 http://dilbert.com/strip/2010-11-04
- tomjen3 12y agoSuch companies are uniformly not worth working for.
- drzaiusapelord 12y agoThis is why I've fought against 2 monitors here. It was clear that the people asking for them had no need for them and were the usual "my desk should be a trophy case of IT prizes because I'm so special." I'd be more flexible if everyone were to get one, but management doesn't want the expense. Its just incredible how childish people in an office setting act sometimes. I work in a building with other organizations like my own and have a close relationship with the IT department of one group that has dual monitors for everyone. Sadly, according to their IT guys, the second monitor becomes a dedicated Facebook terminal. So instead, we standardized on 24" monitors that allow side by side windowing. I feel like that's the best solution for us. Widescreen monitors should be used in this way.