Couple of months ago, I was working for a corporate where I found myself as *a number in a column on a spreadsheet* as Orson said to the other employees in the end of the movie.
I encourage you to search for the room Orson found in this movie, you may find it in a way you do to improve your work regardless the restricted rules of corporates.
I encourage you to communicate with your boss like Orson did, you have the total right to tell him what makes you feel better and more concentrated to get your job done perfectly and if this doesn't affect your colleagues and company rules, your boss has to be flexible and accept your requirements to make you do your job efficiently, as my current boss do.
I think this is the moral of this story, and I liked it a lot honestly.
I encourage you to search for the room Orson found in this movie, you may find it in a way you do to improve your work regardless the restricted rules of corporates.
I encourage you to communicate with your boss like Orson did, you have the total right to tell him what makes you feel better and more concentrated to get your job done perfectly and if this doesn't affect your colleagues and company rules, your boss has to be flexible and accept your requirements to make you do your job efficiently, as my current boss do.
I think this is the moral of this story, and I liked it a lot honestly.