[NPC] Cindy Donovinh
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Post: 40604351_1 created on Tue May 27, 2008 10:17 pmPosted: Tue May 27, 2008 10:17 pm
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Staff Decorating Contest The Gaia team recently had a little contest to spiffy up their boring cubicles with some decorations, and now it's up to the Gaian public to decide which team did the best job. Gaia 9 Action News has an exlusive video clip that takes on you a guided tour through the office, plus a whole bunch of photos. Enjoy! Sales: Tiki Lounge It's important to keep morale up during those high-tension business meetings, so our sales team went for a snazzy Tiki Party theme, complete with plenty of adult beverages:     Quality Assurance: Soviet Russia In Soviet Russia, quality assures you! Our QA department is home to quite a few Russian nationals, and they decided to celebrate their history with a tongue-in-cheek tribute to a bygone era:      User Interface: Shinto The UI department is all about making stuff look good, so they went for a classy and understated Japanese lantern theme:      Reception: Kiki & Friends Our reception area was beset by a plague of Kikis, Cocos and Grunnies!  Marketing & Casual Games: Rainforest The marketing department went all out with the vines and animals and stuff to create a pretty convincing jungle:    Member Services: Member-Inspired Ideas Gaia's member services & customer support staff stayed true to their name by asking Gaians for suggestions on how to decorate their cubes:       Accounting: Zen Garden These guys need plenty of serenity, so they created a beautiful Japanese theme, complete with a giant sand garden:     Development & Flash: Underground Lounge Our highly stressed-out devs made a huge effort to make their area little more fun. They removed walls between their cubes for a community vibe, put up speakers and a stereo to blast some music and draped the place in loungey velvet stuff:     Ops, Development & Project Management: Airline (Plus a Sweet TV!) These guys have to constantly monitor the site to make sure it doesn't crash, so they blew most of their budget on a rad flat-panel TV, which they hooked to a computer that constantly monitors the site:   |
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