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by JohnBooty
2174 days ago
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Well said. I completely agree. But many people have most of their human interaction
through work and associated activity (commute, lunches,
dinner after work, etc.)
I think that is very unhealthy though. Obviously it's not something that can be changed easily or immediately (especially during this pandemic) but I would urge anybody reading this to steer away from this mode of existence whenever possible.I have made amazing, lifelong friends through workplaces, but depending on one's workplace for human interaction is fraught. Workplaces are generally unhealthy places to varying degrees. This is capitalism. I am not anti-capitalism, but the reality is that capitalism is all about extracting value from labor. Making friends at work is a bit like chunks of fruit befriending each other as they're fed through a juice presser. As an introvert with a medical condition, a wife and
three kids at home, remote working is the best thing
that's ever happened in my career,
This is wonderful to read! |
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