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I don't want to gel or socialize with my colleagues. I want to work with them. If we become friends, we can socialize outside of work. I'm not paid to chitchat
by Hnrobert42 9y ago
I don't want to gel or socialize with my colleagues. I want to work with them. If we become friends, we can socialize outside of work.
I'm not paid to chitchat or stand around eating birthday cake. I don't need to love people to work with them. For the most part, even as a systems architect, I don't even need to talk to them. A few emails, echats, and meetings are sufficient.
This may sound harsh, when I heard they were pulling down the cube walls, I threatened to walk. I got to keep my high walled cube, but everyone else was surprised one Monday with low walls. A week later, after the whole office rioted, everyone got their walls back.
If you need/want company, go sit in a common area. But don't take away my isolation. And tell those kids to get the fuck off my lawn.
- vacri 9y ago> A few emails, echats, and meetings are sufficient. As a sysadmin, I overhear a ton of stuff that people don't put into chats. I like being in the office and being able to hear what people are talking about in the workplace; it helps me do my job better.