Post A Pic Of Your Office Or Workplace

[jyl]

We had a thread several years ago, posting pics of our offices or other workplaces - some posted cockpits, showoffs! - let’s do that again.

Start off - my new work environment, as of about a month ago.

It’s just me, two rooms, and a computer. No corporate bureaucracy, office politics, misguided investment directives to ignore.

(No revenue either, but it’s coming - the plan assumes some lag before first dollar :-)

This is my room, as I usually see it. Elsewhere there is a copier, file cabinets, papers, and a pile of junk and empty boxes that will be replaced with a, dunno what it’s called, like a flat Bauhaus looking couch-thing with no back or arms, a “daybed”? That’s for the naps.



This is the client room. I don’t actually spend much time here.



That’s the table you guys helped me refinish. I want to put a discreet bar cabinet somewhere but haven’t found a nice one yet.

The nice thing is, I know there is no coronavirus in my office (since I control the environment), so no matter how bad it gets, I’ll still be able to come to work.

[widebody911]

I like that monitor setup!

[GH85Carrera]

My computer has two video cards. I have 4 video ports per card so I could have 8 monitors. It would be expensive because I would need a different desk and this one is more furniture than a desk.

I work from home so one of the spare bedrooms became my office. I will take a picture of it sometime when I am not in the middle of a bunch of paperwork and my desk looks better.

[astrochex]

I really don't want to get fired.

[GG Allin]

I keep mine tidy.

[MBAtarga]

Originally Posted by jyl

We had a thread several years ago, posting pics of our offices or other workplaces - some posted cockpits, showoffs! - let’s do that again.

Start off - my new work environment, as of about a month ago.

It’s just me, two rooms, and a computer. No corporate bureaucracy, office politics, misguided investment directives to ignore.

(No revenue either, but it’s coming - the plan assumes some lag before first dollar :-)

This is my room, as I usually see it. Elsewhere there is a copier, file cabinets, papers, and a pile of junk and empty boxes that will be replaced with a, dunno what it’s called, like a flat Bauhaus looking couch-thing with no back or arms, a “daybed”? That’s for the naps.



This is the client room. I don’t actually spend much time here.
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That’s the table you guys helped me refinish. I want to put a discreet bar cabinet somewhere but haven’t found a nice one yet.

The nice thing is, I know there is no coronavirus in my office (since I control the environment), so no matter how bad it gets, I’ll still be able to come to work.

What model is that desktop calculator sitting there? Looks like it has similar color/design to an HP 41

[rcooled]

[tdw28210]

Originally Posted by MBAtarga

What model is that desktop calculator sitting there? Looks like it has similar color/design to an HP 41

Maybe a vintage Monroe? (It's a bond trader thing).

[jyl]

Originally Posted by tdw28210

Maybe a vintage Monroe? (It's a bond trader thing).

It is a vintage Hewlett-Packard HP-97. This was the desktop version of the famous HP-67. I am having some trouble with it and need to find someone who works on these things. I've looked for the HP-92 which is the financial version, but they are $400+ now.

Another monitor is planned for the left side, in vertical (portrait) orientation.

[RWebb]

I thought I saw an hp-12 on your desk in another thread??

I agree the 97 is best (have a 67, 41, 12's)

[fastfredracing]

My little hole in the shop where I spend most of my time . You guys all have nice offices !!
I have an office, but my wife took it over. She's messy anyhow . Nothing to see there.

[tdw28210]

Originally Posted by jyl

It is a vintage Hewlett-Packard HP-97. This was the desktop version of the famous HP-67. I am having some trouble with it and need to find someone who works on these things. I've looked for the HP-92 which is the financial version, but they are $400+ now.

Another monitor is planned for the left side, in vertical (portrait) orientation.

Still have my HP 12C.

[varmint]

The home office/basement/laundry room.

[varmint]

The office manager.

[pete3799]

Depends on which office i'm in....

[RWebb]

here's an old one:

[RWebb]

also an old (and messy) pic

the scope is now in the garage

[jyl]

Originally Posted by peteremsley

calculator with paper is cool. what holds the top monitors up?

They are mounted on arms clamped to poles. Fiddly but works okay.

Rwebb, I used to have a Zenith laptop like that. Late 1980s? I remember I really wanted a GRID but they were too expensive.

[jyl]

Originally Posted by tdw28210

Maybe a vintage Monroe? (It's a bond trader thing).

You know, I’d like a vintage Monroe, just for fun. Realistically, all the bond parameters are calculated automatically on the screen and I have some Excel sheets for the rest. But hardware is cool!

[rusnak]

I also went with the Le Corbusier LC3 "Grand Modele". I need new pics but you get the idea from these early shots.