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Conversely: If you were paid and work there, but every time you did something that looked like socialising someone would come over and tell you to stop, remind
by jlokier 6y ago
Conversely:
If you were paid and work there, but every time you did something that looked like socialising someone would come over and tell you to stop, reminding you that you are there to solely to work, would you stay there?
If you'd leave, you are probably not there solely to work.
- Nursie 6y agoA lot of people's workplaces do operate like that, though not anywhere I'd want to be. But there certainly are limits and if you appear to be socialising more than working many places will ask you to perhaps refocus your attentions.