1. Office cubicles can be arranged in a variety of ways to
suit the particular needs of the environment in which
they are installed. For example, cubicle walls can be
arranged to make very small square "booth" type office
spaces for simple telemarketing set ups. This allows
the room to accommodate many more employees
simultaneously than with larger cubes.
office furniture
2. On the other hand, actual "account manager" type salespersons may
need more space for all of the account files, contracts, invoices and
other paperwork In this case, office cubicles will need to be
assembled in such a formation where they have space for a proper
desk, filing cabinet(s), cupboards, and so on Other sizable
accessories such as the phone, computer, fax, and waste basket
must be accommodated as well
3. Setting up the cubes to desired spec is not the most daunting task
Most new units come with all of the proper supplies and instructions
Generally they slide or snap together, while some will require screws
or nut and bolt combinations
4. Manufacturers will vary in the way they construct office cubicles, and
the design will also vary regionally by continent and country If
assembled properly, the units are very sturdy and can withstand a lot
of pressure and accidental bumping without damage or shaking
They are also very safe to use and will not fall down or topple over
when set up and used in the appropriate manner
5. The decoration of office cubicles can really make a big difference in
a work situation Family pictures, holiday cards from clients, and
memos can be hung using push pins or thumb tacks on most cubicle
walls
6. This brings about a sense of "home" to the employee Unused
cubicle walls can be easily removed and placed in a storage room for
future use
7. This is convenient when offices expand (or scale back) their number
of staff, office furniture based on worker availability and company
need