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>I don't like the idea of building my entire friend group, or a majority of it, around who I work with. I think you're seeing this in the wrong light; you inte
by totony 5y ago
>I don't like the idea of building my entire friend group, or a majority of it, around who I work with.
I think you're seeing this in the wrong light; you interact with your teammates (even remotely) way more than most people. Isn't it healthy to have good relationships with them?
- Wiseacre 5y agoIs that really the wrong light? If anything, spending 30 hours a week with coworkers instead of 40+ would allow you to build actual relationships with real life friends instead of relying on your work to be your social life too.
- dukeyukey 5y agoThen you'd still be spending 30 hours a week with coworkers, and it'd still be beneficial to be friends with them (even if just work friends).
- fivea 5y ago> I think you're seeing this in the wrong light; you interact with your teammates (even remotely) way more than most people. Isn't it healthy to have good relationships with them? There's a huge difference between having good relationships with your colleagues and being forced to build your social life around your job. One is a basic requirement and the other is a huge problem.