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I didn’t read anything like their trying shame anyone nor trying to enforce their opinion on anyone. It was a reasonable suggestion based on the situation give
by brigandish 5y ago
I didn’t read anything like their trying shame anyone nor trying to enforce their opinion on anyone.
It was a reasonable suggestion based on the situation given and their experience. I have another - if one likes their coworkers that much then arrange to meet up with them, either to work together or simply to hang out.
- sharadov 5y agoThanks, I consider myself an extrovert, so it's not for a lack of trying. It's because I moved and my remote job means that I am 3000 miles away from any coworkers.
- brigandish 5y agoOf course, I wouldn't blame you! I'm sure that if you persevere you'll find the right conditions to make something happen. You might try joining a local tech meeting. I often (or used to, prior to the pandemic) see people arrange to meet up in a cafe or coworking space, even if they're not working together or on similar kinds of projects, just to be able to get some input and camaraderie while working. However, I have found fellow developers to be among the most fearful/risk-averse people during the pandemic (sadly, without much (good) justification) so it may be difficult.