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The first finding I am going to discuss is that having lots of people around distracts me from my work. It is so difficult to do anything when people are running around you and constantly interrupting you with questions. I am their manager and if I am there then all of my baristas tend to ask me the questions over my shift leads. I get pulled in so many directions at work by trying to balance my employees and balancing the needs of the business. I would love to have my own personal office space but I think that is just a dream for this introvert. The second finding I am going to discuss is that it is important to me that there is a “quiet area” somewhere in the office. I would love to have a quieter place but honestly, the quietest place I can get to is the bathroom. If I am at my desk my partners come up to me constantly and if I am in the lobby my customers bombard me. I love my team and my customers but I need that quiet space to gather my thoughts. I enjoy conversations at times but for the most part, I speak with my regular customers when I am out there making their drinks and such but while I have to do work in the back I have so much gone through my mind that I wish I could just hide from everyone to just focus on one thing. I struggle with this in my workplace, but I need to be as open as possible, so this is a wish that will never come to be at