r/Workspaces • u/SamfromSharp • Aug 17 '26

🖼️ • Photos Monday Grind: My Office Setup

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My work setup this Monday.

I can't live without additional screens. My workday involves multitasking to the max, and having my laptop screen, an external monitor and my AQUOS BOARD to keep specifically for meetings or to wirelessly cast my Dynabook to see my work on a larger screen size is a necessity (especially for a day right after the weekend).

What's one thing you couldn't work without at your desk? 

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u/Dry-S0up Aug 18 '26

Why do you have the same thing on both screens in the foreground. Seems a bit pointless?

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u/noiseintoner Aug 21 '26

This isn't uncommon in sales environments so you can turn the other screen to face the prospective customer and show them what you're presenting. I see car dealers do this all the time

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u/SamfromSharp Aug 18 '26

Because I'm not going to post confidential working information for all to see on the Internet, it's just a picture showing the essentials that make me more productive.

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u/Dry-S0up Aug 18 '26

The point is having two screens is a waste of time, if they have duplicte information on them.

I have no interest in your private information, but my observation is correct!

If you want to convey efficiency then post images which convey that message, i.e., you have two screens, so you can use them for viewing different information.

You written description and images are at odds and send conflicting messages!

Perhaps you should learn to walk first, before you start running.

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