Where are you living now? In DC its a lot better. Lots of people work remotely, or handle contract jobs, so there isn't a whole lot of politicking because the

Where are you living now? In DC its a lot better. Lots of people work remotely, or handle contract jobs, so there isn't a whole lot of politicking because the roles are pretty much set---hardly anyone gets fired unless its a cost-cutting measure from the owning conglomerate which politics doesn't help with, and contractors know they don't offer any loyalty to their companies.