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and... if you start 2 weeks after the last yearly get together... you're on the outs for a long time. nothing against yearly meetings, but would hope people ha
by mgkimsal 7y ago
and... if you start 2 weeks after the last yearly get together... you're on the outs for a long time.
nothing against yearly meetings, but would hope people have ways of getting together more often if the group decides its necessary.
- eikenberry 7y agoYou can have different forms of meet-ups as well. My current company has the yearly gathering, plus the employees who live locally have a monthly lunch. None of them are on my team, but it still makes for some nice work-oriented socializing.