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<p>Some people just don’t like 'em, and for professionals who spend the amount of time in school, and have such huge impacts on the business such as engineers, it seems rather silly that there’s some employers out there who force high-value engineers to work in cube farms.</p>
<p>Of course, some firms have a cube farm policy for literally everyone in the company, CEO included, such as Intel. Some firms use the bifurcation between office and cube farm as a sort of indication of status or hierarchy in an organization.</p>