WHERE TO CRY IN AN OPEN OFFICE

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So many places to collaborate. So few places to weep in private.

Your company designed an open office space to break barriers and encourage interaction, but that makes it much harder to sob over a spreadsheet. Here are the best places to cry without your co-workers interrupting you. Click here to read the rest of The New York Times article.

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