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If you&#39;ve got a moment to spare, take a gander at &quot;Should I Stay or Should I Go?&quot; from Brooklyn&#39;s local culture bi-weekly The L Magazine.  (It&#39;s part of &quot;The Office Issue.&quot;)  Compare and contrast the lives of the &quot;have&quot;(an office job) and &quot;have not&quot; from four (mostly) creative environments: book publishing, television, the music industry, and an architecture firm. &lt;p&gt;   There&#39;s nothing particularly revelatory here, but the piece is an easy, enjoyable read.  What&#39;s maybe most striking is how forthright and, well, upbeat the &quot;formerly employed&quot; office workers are.  Now working either part-time, freelance, or in another industry, they&#39;ve all discovered how to make the most of their situations.  Most have even found a way to fulfill a dream or two that was previously back-burnered by the demands of office life. &lt;p&gt;  Whether it&#39;s your decision or not, leaving the office behind isn&#39;t always a terrible thing.  Sometimes, despite the economic consequences, a little time and perspective can transform an unexpected change in employment status into &quot;the best thing that ever happened to me.&quot; &lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;&lt;em&gt;--Posted by Todd Obolsky, Vault Staff Writer&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/b&gt;

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