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HSBC - Canary Wharf, London
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View from 35th Floor
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View from 35th Floor
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That looks alot like the AIG building... Say, you don't happen to work for AIG do you?
Here.
That may be a small radio station, but it's *way* nicer than any of the stations up here (small or large... well, except for the NPR affiliate, but only because they have some major benefactors). Looks like you have a nice, decent, clean and comfortable workspace -- most stations in our area look a little more... disheveled.
The two stations to the south of us are like you describe - while they're in a small city (we've in a village), both locations are pretty sad, and they change hands all the time..
I will say it is a nice place to work, even if it's tiny
You work at a radio station?
The two stations to the south of us are like you describe - while they're in a small city (we've in a village), both locations are pretty sad, and they change hands all the time..
I will say it is a nice place to work, even if it's tiny
TV, actually -- I anchor Local Edition, a newscast that cuts in once every hour on CNN Headline News throughout northern Michigan -- http://www.local-edition.com, in the shameless plug of the day ;-).
I've visited a lot of the local radio stations, though -- I've got friends working for quite a few of them.
Wow do you work there! It's amazing
I'd rather be in the Gherkin (St Marys axe) or One Canada square though haha.
There's nothing like a small radio station, and the mystique of radio. I'm 27, and people see me say they thought I was in my late 40s..
I had an invite to turn in an application WHAM-TV in Rochester (NY), but haven't turned one in yet - I've had personal tours through the facility and it would be awesome to work there, but there is something so cool about being a part of a small team at the local station - less money, less fame (oh, big deal
) but more personality and they work with me more than I'd get in a bigger spot. I have the afternoon drive right now, something I'd have to work 20 years to get elsewhere...
Wow do you work there! It's amazing
Yeh I agree, don't like Canary Wharf at all. Central London is the place to be.
My usual office (not long moved in so hence the distinct lack of ANYTHING!)
My working from home office
And the office building in London (one of the training rooms for when I'm delivering)
My working from home office
And the office building in London (one of the training rooms for when I'm delivering)
It's our animation lab. We create cartoons for the TV and the Web.
Im a 2D/3D animator & lead character designer:
Judging by the lack of replies, I guess no one realized that is an Apple building.
Good eye I have worked there for nearly a year and somebody would need to point that out to me. But I'm not very observant.
I write code for the iPhone but thats all I can say and still keep my job.
I'm sure that has to be a pretty damn good paying job... and if it comes down to him losing his job over leaking some information... he would most likely care.
I'm a hydrologist at a water regulatory agency. It's only fitting that our office be located directly beside the river that we regulate.
The building is designed so no office is on the ground level... so nothing gets damaged during a flood. The arrow is pointing to my window. I get a nice view of the parking lot!
The building is designed so no office is on the ground level... so nothing gets damaged during a flood. The arrow is pointing to my window. I get a nice view of the parking lot!
