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When your team is elsewhere, a sparse local office rarely improves core collaboration by itself; align with your manager on expectations, then test home versus office for focus, visibility habits, and energy before settling on a pattern.

Address the pattern privately with specific examples and agree on clearer presentation roles. If it continues or begins affecting evaluations and opportunities, ask your manager for help establishing visible project ownership.

Compare internal and external opportunities as individual roles, focusing on skill growth, ownership, leadership, compensation, and the next career step. Explore both paths before deciding so that your choice is based on evidence rather than familiarity.

Propose a predictable reporting schedule, a shared progress tracker, and clear rules for urgent issues. Test the arrangement, deliver updates consistently, and adjust the rhythm based on what information your supervisor actually needs.