> and it's like being in my own isolated office. I think that's the crux of the argument right here. I think most people who experienced both, myself included,

> and it's like being in my own isolated office. I think that's the crux of the argument right here. I think most people who experienced both, myself included, will strongly disagree. > it helps me relieve stress and boredom much more than just staring at a wall or reading some articles online. Just staring at a wall? Come on, having a personal office door means you can open it and interact with other people when you so desire. Not when they so desire.