I'm here in the firm. All the office staff are here until 3:00. Probably about 20% of the attorneys are here. No weather issues here in the Milwaukee area, but we are closing early. I have not received a single client contact all day.

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For the 2nd time this week, I am the only one in the office. Probably will take off in about an hour unless I find something interesting to do at work.

I'm at home, in my office of one, and "we" are all here today!

Generally what I do is B2B sales work and this week is historically the quietest week of the year in the business sectors I work. I know that I'm not going to reach people, when trying to make reach-outs. I've spent most of the week doing planning for 2017 and getting ready to really hit the ground running next week when everyone is back at it.

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Six in the office and twelve are out of the office. I keep looking for an email closing the office early. Snow squalls earlier but no accumulation.

I'm in an office of about 180 people. On a typical day we have about 100 to 120 in the office (field work, out of office meetings, etc.). Today I'd guess there's about half of that in the office, so somewhere around 50 to 60 people.

So because New Years Day in Sunday, people don't work today??

I think it's mostly people using up vacation time between the holidays.

40% (2 of 5). Of the 3 out, 2 took extended vacation over the holidays, the other just bailed today to stretch out the weekend.

2 out of 3 on my small team.
4 out of 11 on the larger team.
Guessing 20% of general office.

We have a time sensitive deliverable due on Jan. 4, but our larger team has a massive 2017 planning session on the 3rd so we preemptively lost a day and are having to work ahead.

0%. I work for a large corporation and it's a corporate shut down holiday between Christmas and New Years each year.

Part of our two weeks of corporate days off we get in addition to our earned vacation time.