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I'm in the middle of writing a proposal/whitepaper in an attempt to convince management that I can do this job just as well, or better, without wasting a couple hours each day fighting my way through the looney bin they call a freeway here.
I have found some interesting and useful material on the web (Google is a researcher's best friend) and now I am soliciting anecdotes, opinions, and hopefully, a few facts from you.
Anybody care to share?
TIA
John Gilger
Senior Technical Writer
Acres Gaming, Inc.
702.914.5585
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