The way corporations find talent by recruiting thousands of kids from top schools every year and seeing which will thrive in a competitive work environment.
by gchen7 January 13, 2013
n. The vain attempt to produce privacy in an otherwise open-office layout through the placement of shared partitions in a box-like arrangement around each adjoining work area.
by D'emon November 6, 2002
A cluster of cubicles in an office. From the top down, they look like an art farm or bee nest, hiving productive little workers into their cells.
by Denis Baldwin December 22, 2003
an office where 'cube' refers to cubicles and 'farm' to an amass or overabundance of cubicles in a single building usually associated with a mundane desk job.
by breakfastdatesaremything August 24, 2009
An attempt to create a false sense of privacy in an office environment. Also makes it easier for "workers" to do nothing but sip their coffee and listen to Kenny G all day.
by Chad February 21, 2004
by Lance Matthews September 15, 2005