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Through my career I've traveled to new countries and cities for work, each time the office helped me connect with people and make new friends, some of my best f
by mfDjB 6y ago
Through my career I've traveled to new countries and cities for work, each time the office helped me connect with people and make new friends, some of my best friends in fact. What does the future hold for me in this respect? It seems like a lonely place.
- badestrand 6y agoCoworking offices can fill this space: Meeting new, interesting people, coffee chats and after work beers.
- djsumdog 6y agoand yet in this context, you'd still miss the co-working office. They're gone too.
- pracer 6y agoIt can help to build a group of friends in the area and not depending on the coworkers. For that I would recommend groups for activities, gyms, workshops and local activities. It is difficult if you never did it before, but it is worth the effort. Besides, your social life will not depend on your particular job. Obviously, with quarantines in place that almost impossible, so hang in there, it will become better.
- thendrill 6y agoI am sorry you had a bullshit job that just involved meets and greets. Not really helping anyone except your salary.
- djsumdog 6y agoDon't be so smug. Just because you don't like social interaction doesn't mean everyone else is an introvert.
- thisarticle 6y agoParent is posting comments like these all over this post. He’s just a troll.