Busy and successful people who work in an office in these United States of America tend to maintain a messy work environment, in the eye of those on the outside peering in.

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In such cases, people who work in the office will conform to the social standard and work many more hours.

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There will likely always be people who feel more drawn to work in the home than work in the office.

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There are officials at the White House who work in the Office of Public Engagement, who are responsible for reaching out to people all across the country -- and certainly faith leaders fall in that category.

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