A cubicle to some people is a little home away from home. That is what I see in a classroom, a home away from home. But, as long as I breathe, I will not be confined to a cubicle when I start working in business…..hopefully. But for now, I should worry on classroom spaces. I was never a fan of big classrooms especially during high school. I tried to avoid the 40+ students classes and with a lot of luck I succeeded. But Baruch managed to change that.
My first semester of Baruch put me in three classes with 110+ student. Reluctant at first I, however, grew accustomed to the large classroom environment. I eventually began to dislike small classrooms as each day passes by. The second semester rolls in and I was given 4 classes out of five in which the size is pretty small. Now I’m still trying to readjust to the small classrooms while asking myself which is better: small or big classrooms? That question then branches off to this question: would I rather work in a small working environment or would I rather work in a large working environment.
I know where I’m not going. Good bye cubicle.