That's a big factor to consider. The building I am working in now is the
offsite building. It's down to 3 full time employees. Management would
like us to be in main building for communications between associates. (And
to increase employees per square foot - yes they actually measure that.)
But our lease is really cheap right now. There's a lot of expense to this
though. Simple things like heat, light, mowing, OSHA rules that we have
to have at least two first responders with free access to Hep B shots.
(All 3 FTE's are now Red Cross first responder trained.) Side benefit is
that the company actually has meeting space "offsite" in our conference
room (nobody respects a closed door in the main office).
Plus, it's much closer to my house than the main office.
Rob Berendt
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