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Don't learn this lesson the hard way. Social life and work life inevitably will clash and disastrously. To put your entire life into the hands a company where
by smrtinsert 9y ago
Don't learn this lesson the hard way. Social life and work life inevitably will clash and disastrously. To put your entire life into the hands a company where profit is the objective is a very bad idea both for the business as well as you socially.
When it comes down to it, the business will have domain over the people you call friends at work.
- icebraining 9y agoI'm not saying in any way that we should only (or even primarily) have friends inside the workplace, so I'm not advocating for putting our entire lives in a company. I'm saying "you're in a social setting separated from your friends and family for hours a day, why refuse to make extra friends?". I guess what I'm questioning is the "inevitably will clash disastrously". What sort of disasters are we talking about? Because I've known of pretty toxic workplaces, and there were certainly backstabbings by ex-friends, but very few events I'd classify as disastrous.