2. Facebook is blocked in your office so you bring your own laptop with your own broadband connection.

3. You use Facebook Mobile. You surf Facebook even on your phone and when you feel the urge to, which is OFTEN.

4. You derive immense pleasure in showing off your old photos to everyone on your friends’ list, even if your ancestors will rise from the grave it takes 12 hours for you to scan them.

5. You think about your farm or your restaurant even when you’re at work or in a business meeting. You’re more worried that your plants will wilt and your food will be spoiled.

6. Even your friends are amazed at your level of prowess in Facebook games. You’re the Poker King, master farmer in Farmtown and gourmet queen in Restaurant City.

7. Google and Twitter come second in your life. FB has reached a point where it’s more important than work (ouch!)

8. You’re Miss Facebook Congeniality. You don’t really know too well half of your friends in your network.

9. You go out of your way to add friends.

10. You attend a party and your standard line is: “add me in Facebook plz!”

11. You attend a party and your standard line no. 2 is: “say cheese! This photo is for Facebook!”

12. You update your Facebook status five times a day.

13. You spend 20 minutes thinking of a witty status update.

14. You’re excited about your coming trip to the Bahamas (or insert name of place here). But you’re more excited at the prospect of showing it all off on FB.

15. You love FB so much, you’ve even grown to love those Facebook ads.

16. You met your boyfriend on Facebook.

17. Facebook chat has replaced Yahoo Messenger and Googletalk in your list.

18. You’ve deleted your Friendster account.

This post first appeared in the Philippines’ fastest-rising, high-traffic blog Barrio Siete

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The design, done by San Francisco-based Studio O+A, is cool, hip, and reminds almost everyone of the equally freewheeling atmosphere at Google. The walls have in fact been laid bare so the 700 or so employees housed in the building can freely post artworks and even write graffiti on them.

Gourmet meals, snacks and drinks are provided to staff at all hours. From this vantage point, the building looks like a warehouse because it used to be a laboratory facility for a manufacturer.

Facebook got a lot of inputs from their employees on how they wanted their workplaces to look like. Hence, the abundance of comfy lounges, micro-kitchens, energy-efficient lighting and other “green” elements. Open spaces mean even top executives aren’t separated from everyone by dividers. And yes, you can navigate around in your skateboards. More pictures here and the official Studio O+A website.

Who wouldn’t want to work here? Maybe if we had five million friends EACH, Facebook will take notice