Re:Discover Inspiring Workplaces
by fuzzylizard on Thursday December 02, 2010 @10:18AM
(#1962347)
The idea of the site is interesting and the pictures are great, but I strongly object to any website that hijacks the standard method of navigating websites in order to move the user through images. When I press Command-left arrow, I should move backwards through my browser's history. I should be shown the previous photo in a series.
Re:Discover Inspiring Workplaces
by weego on Thursday December 02, 2010 @06:38AM
(#1961813)
I love architecture and interior space design.
Along similar lines is: http://www.thisaintnodisco.com/ which is one of my favourite sites to have a browse through when I'm pretending to have a real lunch. For some reason that escaped me though, a decent percentage of the users of thisaintnodisco think that making your office look like a strip club is their ideal solution (check #1 in best looking/most popular).
Re:Discover Inspiring Workplaces
by duck on Thursday December 02, 2010 @08:59AM
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I like the idea of this... it would be great if you were checking out a new job and you could get a "feel" of how the workspaces are setup before you even went to an interview.
Re:Discover Inspiring Workplaces
by seltzered on Thursday December 02, 2010 @09:24AM
(#1962190)
I like the concept of this site, although I wish it could somehow portray other factors that are important to what makes a good work environment: a short (hopefully carless) commute, great people to work with, good lunch food either nearby or at the cafeteria.
Along similar lines is: http://www.thisaintnodisco.com/ which is one of my favourite sites to have a browse through when I'm pretending to have a real lunch. For some reason that escaped me though, a decent percentage of the users of thisaintnodisco think that making your office look like a strip club is their ideal solution (check #1 in best looking/most popular).