1. These are some of the considerations:-

1.1. If one is a salaried worker and not involved in the planning or future planning of office sitting arrangement. There is relatively nothing much one can do, here.

1.2. If oen is a sole proprietor of the business; would normally or may have good earth luck by renting or owning a good premise(s) and a good sector (even if the facing direction) is not favourable.

2. Frankly, for the Eight House concept: it is nice-to-have working in a good sector (especially Flying star sector) and even equally nice-to-have seating facing a good direction.

3. The Eight House concept offers: no cure: It is either or not and no if's or but's. For example, if one has a total family of 7 members. And if one owns only a saloon car that can offically seat 5 persons. Tell me; how are you going to squeeze all 7 family members? Tie one on the roof rack and another thrown into the boot? Kidding rite? Go get a MPV, instead (full stop)

4. "Look elsewhere, please. These are some key success factors:- 

* Fix-the-Leak, First!
* Situational Approach
* The Concept of Maximizing Marks
* The Concept of Feng Shui by Exception
* The Customer Engineer Concept