deskography
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Worskspace layout speaks volumes about a person, don't you think? I'm curious about the desk's (or non-desks) about my fellow twinerians.
Go ahead, post a pic of yours. While you're at it, feel free to offer your own deskographic wisdom, horror stories, cries for help... whatever.
And of course, if you run across interesting workspaces or items about them on the web, please share.
Together we can give new meaning to the idea of the semantic desktop.
Go ahead, post a pic of yours. While you're at it, feel free to offer your own deskographic wisdom, horror stories, cries for help... whatever.
And of course, if you run across interesting workspaces or items about them on the web, please share.
Together we can give new meaning to the idea of the semantic desktop.
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What Your Desk Says About You - AOL Find a JobIt is inevitable that a desktop eventually starts to resemble the person who sits there. However, this tell-tale information could be defining who you are to your clients, coworkers, and your bosses, and not necessarily in a good way. -
10 Ways to Relaxify Your WorkspaceSome people claim they work well in a high-stress environment. I’m not one of them. My productivity is highest when I’m fully relaxed. With inspiring goals I still feel a positive urging to get my work done, but the pressure to work stems from passion instead of fear. Last year I made changes ...
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where we do what we doCommunity built database of workspace views. Cool picture based, searchable layout. Nicely done, but no commentary. Also, you can submit you're own pic... kinda like this twine!
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Jan Chipchase - Future Perfect: Pull the Door to on the Way OutJan Chipchase's workspace changes by the day, often by the hour. Here he references his "ad hoc workspaces." A man after my own heart, that JC.
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What Does the 21st-Century Workplace Look Like? «Web Worker Daily is asking readers what the new workspace will look like. Check out what they have to say, and maybe even participate in the conversation
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19 months ago
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What Your Desk Says About You - AOL Find a Jobthis and the "relaxify" item are nice additions to the twine. Thanks!jvjannotti added 17 months ago
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New NoteI wish I could get twhirl on my computer...oh well...I guess that some sacrifices must be made when having the most super amazing operating system of all time running. :)Tim Stiffler-Dean added 19 months ago
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Nova's DesktopYou have WAY too many tabs open my friend...hahahaTim Stiffler-Dean added 19 months ago
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Tip: Reconsider Your Workspace from Behance MagazineI like that article. Once upon a time I was an advertising research guy. We used to do little ethnographies of people, go and visit them in their homes and interview them about their use of a product/service or their relationship with a company. We always, always, always made sure to take a ...jvjannotti added 19 months ago
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Show Us Your Workspace: Round 1 | BittBoxThis is a blog post from bittbox with some very interesting pictures of workspaces. Author promises periodic updates. I only wish the photos included comments or captions.jvjannotti added 19 months ago
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