I sometimes think that some Managers, and even primary founders, have such ungratifing gratifying social lives outside of work; They need the social bonding, an

I sometimes think that some Managers, and even primary founders, have such ungratifing gratifying social lives outside of work; They need the social bonding, and drama, that goes on in certain work settings Kinda like my last girlfriend. I honestly felt if she didn't have an office to go to, and couldn't boss around someone beneath her in the organization around, gossip, and socialize; she couldn't sleep well. Yea, if she couldn't make someone at work miserable--what's the point of it all? She didn't even care about the money, it was an ego thing that I will never understand. That Bad Boss attitude who get things done. That, "Dam I'm good!" attitude. This is not about her gender. I have met more than a few guys with the same flaw. I just didn't go home with them. I've had way to many bosses that loved the office "family". I don't know how many times I heard we are a family here. Under my breath--I mutter, ya the Manson Family. I get the social part, but why make everone miserable by dragging them into the office, especially if things get done at home? I usually liked all by co-workers, and even enjoyed their company outside of work. I was single though. Covid proved many positions could could be done at home. If I had the power, I would offer financial benefits to companies that kept employees home. Working from home, if you can do it, should be celebrated. And I won't even get started on the rediculious commutes we did for the past 100 plus years. I've know guys who commuted 3-4 hours a day. If global warming is a problem wouldn't those in power want us at home instead of driving. But dude--we have electric cars? Most of us won't be able to afford one for years, and even then. Most electricity is still not carbon neutral.