The extensive one-year study of remote working found that the practice can lighten workloads and improve work-life balance, but the benefits are not shared equally.
It’s the opposite of life (no, death is just its absence).
hang out with co-workers all the time
Bonding over shared trauma and Stockholm syndrome is not a good basis for a relationship (though there’s probably no relationship other than you pestering them while they try to work).
You’re mad at me because I’m an enjoyable person who gets along with co workers now? Are you saying I should feel sorry for people that can’t make friends outside the Internet?
I’m genuinely confused at what your point is here.
I’m starting to understand that many people never felt the sense of community, in the workplace or otherwise. Yes it’s possible.
The trick is that it doesn’t depend on the company, it depends on the people. Last time it happened to me, we pretty much all quit together because we were frustrated at the company but kept being friends afterwards.
Stop the fuck with “sense of community” and other crap.
Not everyone hates life like you do. I hang out with co-workers all the time. Kept relationships will after I’m done.
Work isn’t life.
It’s the opposite of life (no, death is just its absence).
Bonding over shared trauma and Stockholm syndrome is not a good basis for a relationship (though there’s probably no relationship other than you pestering them while they try to work).
You people live such lonely lonely lives. I can’t imagine existing just hating everyone like you. It’s quite sad.
Trauma bonding 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Maybe they used the wrong language. You roll your eyes, so you don’t hate life, heard.
So then why, genuinely, do you reject the idea of community with such conviction?
https://piefed.social/comment/6620002
🤷♂️ I can make friends at work just fine
Well if YOU can, that’s all that matters.
What does this even mean 🤣?
You’re mad at me because I’m an enjoyable person who gets along with co workers now? Are you saying I should feel sorry for people that can’t make friends outside the Internet? I’m genuinely confused at what your point is here.
Read again. Slowly.
I’m starting to understand that many people never felt the sense of community, in the workplace or otherwise. Yes it’s possible.
The trick is that it doesn’t depend on the company, it depends on the people. Last time it happened to me, we pretty much all quit together because we were frustrated at the company but kept being friends afterwards.
after studying mostly from home for 3 years, I’m very happy to be working on-site. feels a lot less lonely.