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Message: [QUOTE="mauconnfan, post: 3501287, member: 489"] We already had separate offices set up in the house although I try to stay out of mine when things are as they should be. She is probably 60% office and 40% customer visits and I'm about 85-15%. We both have New England based territories so kind of used to being home for catch up days, webinars, Zooms and Skypes but never have I really put together 2-3 days in a row without getting out to work with my team or customers on the personal level. This blows I'm a "sales" guy live to provide solutions on the day to day manufacturers we deal with. I never was a "report" guy but now more than ever senior management and our area VP are making us dive deeper into time wasting crap. Fed up, yep! When things are normal and I'm in traffic I bitch and rage LOL (imagine that from me?), but I can say now I'd be happy to sit in traffic and smile at people cutting me off, or people texting while driving, anything to not be in this office staring at these screens and putting together reports for my guys to break down, training and product webinars. I mean isolation is a must and I'm really good with that. But 3 weeks now, ouch. I have a couple sales guys with OCD you should hear them LOL. I need to talk to them just to feel better about every day. Heck I'm not even golfing in CT not worth the chances. My son just bought a house but was working an extra week or so calling on customers in a ripe area for the virus so we can only speak to him on the phone and FaceTime which really sucks. Last weekend they wanted us over for a cookout had to explain why we really shouldn't and he totally understood. Good luck to everyone, stay safe and take good care of your mental health get out and walk as much as you can! [/QUOTE]

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