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b>1 | 1090 | From here I can see=
the whole parking lot. If they open an account with me, coworkers can ca=
ll me on their mobile phone and I'll guide them to the nearest free space=
=2E
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So that's what the field glasses are for. |
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b>2 | 945 | TRUE: I started a co=
nsulting business the company computer, work number, etc. Upper manageme=
nt heard about me from our competitor and tried to hire me!
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Cubicle Pete-phone number seem familiar? |
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b>3 | 923 | TRUE: A guy at my ol=
d job had a small fridge in his cube and bought several 12-packs of soda.=
He charged 10 cents less than the soda machine in the break room, and m=
ade a killing!
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Former State Employee |
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b>4 | 784 | The cafeteria closes=
at 4:00. Most people here work until 6 or 7. My cubicle-snack bar is a g=
oldmine!!
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Mediocretes |
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b>5 | 691 | A sundries store, wh=
ich could sell munchies, $8 coffee concoctions, stress balls, spot remove=
r, black-market office supplies and assorted small arms!!
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I'll-make-a-million-bert |
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b>6 | 683 | TRUE : Leaflet print=
ing, this guy at work used to design and print leaflets (500 at a time) f=
or the local takeaway in exchange for free food.
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downtrodden programmer |
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b>7 | 660 | Charged co-workers $=
5 an hour to make sure their computer was running programs and tell PHB t=
hey were in the restroom. Made $1850.00 first month--and I still get pai=
d salary.
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Life is good. |
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b>8 | 640 | 'I'm sorry! This is=
abuse. Arguments is the next door down.'
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Bilfurd |
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b>9 | 634 | I put a false wall i=
n my cubicle and charge rent by the hour for employees who need a power n=
ap.
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That's not snoring, that's my screen saver...PLS |
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b>10 | 597 | When no one's looki=
ng I draw detailed plans of Star Trek ships and sell them on the net at $=
25 a pop.
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Anxious in Avionics |
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b>11 | 583 | Already doing. PHB=
and rest of workers are 1000km away in another city. Have phone, email =
diverted to my other job. Getting paid two salaries, and looking for a t=
hird.
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The wonders of Telnet |
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b>12 | 565 | Take a big business=
and hand to our PHBs. Wait six months and voila - a business small enoug=
h to operate from a cubicle.
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Skill-less in software |
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b>13 | 498 | I have developed an=
underground railroad to free 'intelligent slaves' (non-induhvidual emplo=
yees) from this hell hole to heaven (high paying jobs with proper compani=
es)
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Filing Clerk from Heck (Secret Head Hunter) |
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b>14 | 484 | The last time this =
topic came up, I seem to recall entries about day traders. When was the l=
ast time you heard about *those*?
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ah, the nightmare that is nasdaq --beej |
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b>15 | 470 | 'Smoking Area Acces=
s Passes' I work in a jail, and I control the doors in and out of the bui=
lding. He who controls the doors, controls the smokers. Heh, heh, heh.
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Main Control-bert (who doesn't smoke) |
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b>16 | 467 | Cubicle decorations=
=2E Put up interesting decorations that are hard to find. When people a=
sk about it, say that you can get several more (at a markup). Once every=
one in the office has one, replace it with another new fad item. They als=
o make great gifts.
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Sadistic System Analyst |
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b>17 | 443 | True: Started a lim=
ited printing business from work. Had access to 'free' paper and brand ne=
w laser printer. Did invitations and programs for weddings.
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Happily counting the profits. |
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b>18 | 439 | We were a medium si=
zed business. From my cubicle, I made it smaller.
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PHB |
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b>19 | 425 | Resume' service. (I=
actually did this right before my last employer laid off most of us) =
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Mellow Yellow the Prozac Peon |
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b>20 | 412 | TRUE : COWorker spe=
nt 90% of his day selling Taps and Shower Accessories by phone and fobing=
off his LAN support work. Then was annoyed when questioned over why 80% =
of the calls from his phone where long distance !!!
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Aussie-bert |
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