That helps. It's too bad the company doesn't bother to try and make the room more 'human friendly.'

Walks during lunch hour/half-hour. I eat at my desk when I get back. Sports after work. My desk is always sterile. I have no personal items on my desk.

Except for my first job as a dishwasher, I had an office job my entire career. I was thankful for this; it suited my personality, my knowledge, and my skills. However, I never worked in a building with such high security. I don't think I would like that.

...by not having an office job.

I began writing due to the office environment. Whenever I had a chance I would write a paragraph or if I was lucky to have the time a whole page.

Quit the switch board (remember those?) job. Got an outdoor job. -69 F to 107F. 23 years. Still better than the office. Cope? Big mirror that mirrors nature. Plants or posters as a window to nature.

I was an office worker for over 25 years all up,hated every minute of it. My only survival strategy was weekends. Head well out of town and go surfing or camping.

I work outside. It was bad enough working in restaurants prior to that, I couldn’t imagine an office job.

Facebook ... and the fact that it is the best damn job I have ever had - it just happens to be in an office in a museum I also work 2 days out of 5 at home and only 3 in the office so that reduces commuting costs and keeps it fresh.

I had an office job, next to the window that was across the road from [skyscreamer.co.nz] Reverse bungy. All day people were screaming. It was funny at first and quite entertaining. But after a while grated on my nerves.

I don't have an office job.

Dude, what is there to see in SanAngelo?

Man, if I didn't have windows, spotify and email ... Hmm, I wonder how I'd cope if you took one of those.

My office has only me. So I sing to myself, whistle tunes, look out the window. I've been known to take isolation easily.

On a daily basis! LOL! I'm a stateworker in CA and have been fortunate enough for most of my tenure here to occupy a cubicle with windows. The view ain't great, but it's better than nothing. Even with that, I have personalized my cubicle with lots of pictures of my kids (my daughter is a performing arts nut (age 16) and I have pics of her in all of her roles, plus some other pictures and misc items I have received as gifts, including several Star Trek holiday tree ornaments (complete with sound!). You could also install a personalized desktop background (wallpaper) on your PC if it's permitted. Hope that helps.

I Retired.