furniture

The problem is, there is no good way to measure engineer productivity, but it's extremely easy to figure out the cost of office furniture.

While Apple still had to report our pay it was some other kind of business expense, like office furniture.

It was like wandering around in a dark room and bumping into the furniture and walls.

Currently working on a SaaS to help online furniture retailers (and eventually any retailer) increase customer engagement, conversions, and lower returns.

And don't spend arms and legs on new furniture or other generic, high-depreciation items, get gently used kit from liquidators and recyclers.

You can have a local McDonalds with furniture and decor that more resembles Shake Shack or Chipotle than McDonalds from the 90s.

I actually wouldn't mind the cooking part, I like following directions and making stuff, even Ikea furniture, it's fun.

Could I use it with, say, furniture manufacturing / aftermarket car parts / leather goods manufacturing?

I sold all my collection, burned the piece of furniture that held it in a night of San Juan fire.

We hadn't moved out the furniture yet, and they were interested.

What does a company do with all the hardware and furniture?

MBA's want to hire engineers like they buy office furniture.

Kurzweil makes several specific predictions in his "2010 scenario": * Computers will become invisible and invade our environment -- woven into our clothing, embedded in our furniture, and so forth.