If you’re a slave to Gchat on the job solely for the purposes of commiserating with other reluctant 9-5’ers, you may want to check out CubeVoice. CubeVoice is a very simple, work-specific social network that you can use to vent about the competence-ridden upper management, your nerdy supervisor with the piano-key tie, why ditzy Debbie from Block D got that promotion, etc.
Of course, if you’re so inclined, you could also use CubeVoice for positive job updates. You can view all of the postings on the site without signing up, but you may as well since it’s free. You can browse posts by companies or by users. The site also provides a list of the top contributing companies and most active users, so you can check out content from them as well.
CubeVoice.com In Their Own Words
“CubeVoice is a place where you can jot down what’s going on at work and see what’s going on at other people’s work. Join or login now to get started”.
Why CubeVoice.com It Might Be A Killer
CubeVoice’s concept is a cool; a social network for the work force. If that’s enough to keep the site more professionally-minded than sites like MySpace and Facebook, it could draw in older users whose age bracket other social networks may not cater to.
Some Questions About CubeVoice.com
CubeVoice is really just like a more unrefined version of Facebooks’ company networks; it doesn’t offer anything new or different, except for letting members see what people from other companies are saying. Will this one difference be enough to draw in users? The site’s interface could also use a little fine-tuning, and more web 2.0 features should be added to improve the community atmosphere. 
