They did not have offices per se. Rather everyone worked out of their
own house. To me that made a lot more sense than having the office
space with all of its additional expenses. With the collaboration
software out there, 90% of the office functions can be done without
an office. I figure that there are only a few situations where office
space would be needed - client meeting space for instance. However in
this area you can rent that sort of space for fairly reasonable rates.
larry
>That is EXACTLY my issue. Annually, I really _need_ to be in the office
>where I work MAYBE 10% of the time. The only interaction that I have with
>others is in meetings, which I could attend by phone. However, the suits
>don't believe in that. It is quite frustrating, because my perfect scenario
>would be to move to western NY and keep my current job (which I really
>enjoy). Oh well....
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Larry C. Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 5:39 PM
>To: CF-Community
>Subject: Re: great news
>
>
>I can fully sympathize. Wendy commutes up to Bethesda every day -
>about an hour and a half one way on a good day. The really ironic
>thing is that to a great extent, given what we do, are commutes
>really necessary?
>
>larry
>
>>You might then understand the beauty of those two words.
>>
>>"No commute."
>>
>>*sigh*
>>
>>Mine is roughly 55 minutes of delightful public transportation door to
>door.
>>
>>Again, congrats.
>>
>>Jerry Johnson
>>
>>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/29/03 05:27PM >>>
>>2 blocks away from my old job.
>>
>>I forgot to mention, NO COMMUTE!!!
>>
>> In this area that's an important benefit!
>>
>>larry
>>
>>
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