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> I like to have a physical workplace where our company can gather and focus on our goals together, in person I dont want to sound rude, but most people here
by rvba 5y ago
> I like to have a physical workplace where our company can gather and focus on our goals together, in person
I dont want to sound rude, but most people here seem to focus more on actual work output.
> discussions, small talking, sharing music, joking around.
This doesnt sound like work at all, only busywork; what negatively affects those around.
Most people prefer to do get shit done and go home (when you work from home, you remove the commute part) and then spend time with real friends, since people at work very often are not your real friends.
- mekkkkkk 5y agoI understand your point of view, and I respect it. I can't find the motivation to ruthlessly min/max my efficiency like that though. Most people are bound to X hours of work in a day, regardless of raw output. I just think it's worth sacrificing some amount of efficiency to be able to enjoy those hours. I also think that sacrifice is less than it first appears, since you gain a lot of intangible benefits like mindshare, motivation and team cohesion. I don't want to "power through" my work, I want to look forward to it.