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“Filled your relationship time”? What are you expecting these coworker relationships to be? Dates? They’re coworkers. I’ve rarely interacted with coworkers outs
by jonathankoren 5y ago
“Filled your relationship time”? What are you expecting these coworker relationships to be? Dates? They’re coworkers. I’ve rarely interacted with coworkers outside of work.
Also, I don’t think you’re going to have much of a problem socializing if you’re going around humblebragging about how you’ve optimized your work and personal time for peak employee performance.
- MattGaiser 5y agoI am defining “relationship” more broadly to encompass all my human (and dog in my case) relationships. I am not humblebragging about optimization. I have 24 hours in a day. They are generally all spoken for, meaning that for something to go in, something else must go out.
- jonathankoren 5y agoYou said you were young, so let this old person give you some advice. If you think interacting with coworkers is opposed to being a productive employee, you’re gravely mistaken. Also if you think you need to optimally schedule every day to maximize work, you need to rethink your life.
- whateveracct 5y ago> If you think interacting with coworkers is opposed to being a productive employee Being productive is as much a waste of my time as interacting with coworkers. I basically have every day mostly free because I'm just productive Enough and work remote. I am leaving an insane amount of (for-employer) productivity on the table and instead giving myself that productivity.
- perl4ever 5y agoI don't understand how (and I think I've seen people implying it a lot besides you) office socialization takes away from socialization with other people elsewhere. Don't you, like, have to work during those hours regardless of your environment? Even working for the government, they kind of expect that.
- thefunnyman 5y agoYou never take breaks during the work day?
- perl4ever 5y agoMy breaks aren't anywhere near 8 hours.