You have to be careful, because work friends can suddenly vanish when you change jobs, but anyone with a bit of social awareness can navigate this. WFH has cha

You have to be careful, because work friends can suddenly vanish when you change jobs, but anyone with a bit of social awareness can navigate this. WFH has changed work from a social experience into something boring. I get it, work is work, and maybe treating it as a more significant part of life isn't a shrewd move, but I am definitely missing out something in this current state. (That being said, I do understand that I may change my mind in 10 years, assuming I have a family. But I can only talk about how this seems today.)