The reason people do off-site retreats is because they think being in a different physical location will somehow shift viewpoints as well (on the problem, or each other, or . . . ). --Tree
The reason people do off-site retreats is because they think being in a different physical location will somehow shift viewpoints as well (on the problem, or each other, or . . . ). --Tree
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