Dudley's favorite cubicle photo from week 3.
Thank you to all readers who submitted their entries via email, Facebook and Twitter during the third week of the 2009 Worst Cubicle in the World contest. Only one week remaining to submit your photos! (Update: Submissions complete, vote on the finalists today!)
The 2009 Worst Cubicle in the World is a contest that allows you, the reader, to submit a photo of your miserable cubicle for a chance to win $50 and be named the Worst Cubicle in the World.
Eight entries were selected from the over 20 photos sent in during the third week of the contest and these eight finalists will be part of the ultimate showdown that will take place Aug. 24th - Aug. 30th, 2009 (Update: vote today!). During the final week, readers will vote on the finalists to determine the worst cubicle which will be announced on Monday, August 31st. Readers may submit a photo entry up until August 21st, 2009.
> For more details, visit the official Worst Cubicle in the World 2009 page.
For your viewing pleasure, the slideshow below contains the eight finalists from the third week of entries.
> Think you can beat them? Submit your photo today for a chance to win $50.
> View Week 1 Finalists
> View Week 2 Finalists
> View Week 4 Finalists
Update: Vote on the worst cubicle in the world today!
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Comments
If # 22 doesn't win, there should be a mass protest.
I think I know that Texan guy in the first photo. I screwed his wife a couple times.
I am sadly torn between # 22 and # 23. Yes, the hallway cubicle is inconvenient, small, and embarassing, BUT...the "hole in the wall" cubicle is, by far, the most demeaning thing I've ever seen. The guy is behind the copy machine. On the employee succession plan, he ranks somewhere near "foot fungus" and "slug".
That guy needs to rent the DVD "Office Space" and take some action!
Yeah, 23 is bad, but at least he has speakers and his own personal laser printer. Gotta agree with Dud, though... "Exposed wires: priceless."
In #23, a additional hazard along with the exposed wires-note the printer above the guy's head-one small earthquake tremor, and he won't have to wait for electrocution, his brains will be mush (although they probably are already, otherwise he wouldn't work there in the first place).
I just wonder if the guy in #23 has being shown his workplace _before_ he applied for job....
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