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wot?
by reviseddamage 10y ago
wot?
- aaron695 10y agoSmell is an important part of human interactions. Sex is talked about a lot but it's more than that. Work is not about being robots. It's very strongly tied to human interactions. Which, as these studies show includes smell. Which is not available online.
- mrits 10y agoWe really shouldn't be smelling or touching at work.
- aaron695 10y agoScientific studies have looked at, for instance cashiers touching customers when money was handed back The customer rated the employee higher if touch was involved. So in the real world, it helps. You can be an employee as you see fit. Just talking about the science.
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- nommm-nommm 10y agoUnsolicited touches from strangers is always a very negative interaction for me. Don't do it. A colleague better not be touching me unless they were performing some sort of life saving measure.