I'll be darn....the exact year I picked. I was thinking late 60s/early70s plus I remember people, especially my grandmother, talking about the cubicle and decided to pick the year I graduated from H.S. and started college. :)Tori
Posted by: Doopy
Date posted: Tue May 6 20:00:36 2008
Message:
1959??
Posted by: Rusty
Date posted: Tue May 6 19:54:22 2008
Message:
In case you are questioning what an office cubicle is, this is what the book is referring to:
Posted by: Ulalume
Date posted: Tue May 6 18:11:14 2008
Message:
I'll make a wild guess of
1956.
Posted by: Tori
Date posted: Tue May 6 17:00:44 2008
Message:
Okay, if we're talking enclosed "mini office" I'm going to say 1968 bcause I remember a lot of talk about them when I was in college. Seems like it was a new idea at the work place.
If we're talking a partition between work stations at a long table then I'll say 1928.
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The book is talking about the mini office, not single tables with blinds in place. I will try to ind a picture of which one we are talking about. - Rusty
Posted by: trkdrvrsqueen
Date posted: Tue May 6 13:04:44 2008
Message:
I have no idea probably the late 1940's......?
Soap Box Derby Office Cubicle!

Posted by: mags
Date posted: Tue May 6 11:47:10 2008
Message:
LOL - that's one of the things I forgot when I learned it in that class. hehehehe
Ok - I'll take a wild guess and say .... 1940.
Posted by: Gail M
Date posted: Tue May 6 10:38:09 2008
Message:
I would guess about ..... 1920, because when the stock market crashed, I'll bet they had them on Wall Street in the 30's.
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Oops, I meant to make my answer white. Sowwy. Gail





