Dan, Though I understand your dilemma, I often find working, yes, even in a cubicle onsite, to boost my creativity. I gain so much by the people around me and the ideas that trickle over the wall which never get into an email. One manger used to say he did "management by walking around" which is to say there is much to learn informally by working on site. I am currently a consultant and have worked this way before, but personally really relish having co-workers to bounce things off of and hey, you can make the inside of your cubicle as creative as you want! I decided there was no creativity in grey walls, but SO much creativity in the air and in my colleagues. *sniff* I actually miss my cubicle sometimes. -Janna www.seenheardnoticed.blogspot.com
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