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My personal observation is that most pro office folks are seeking to substitute gaps in their personal lives with onsite work. A drain on their coworkers to be
by yrgulation 4y ago
My personal observation is that most pro office folks are seeking to substitute gaps in their personal lives with onsite work. A drain on their coworkers to be frank. Lack of friends, proper housing, lack of exercise you name it. A tiring hindrance on those whom understand that most of these issues are caused by being farmed in offices 8 hours a day and clustered in crowded, poorly planned cities. Of course there are valid practical reasons as well for onsite work.
But if your excuses for wanting to drag people back into offices are that you cant walk on your own, dont have friends, cant play politics, cant hold remote conferences or online chats, then i am sorry but you are on your own. Too many have been conditioned to think that you need to sit in a building and slave away for a praise and a rushed holiday every now and then.
- matsemann 4y agoWow, what an uncharitable view you have on people with a different opinion than your own. Quite stunning, actually.
- dymk 4y agoWow! Stunning!
- yrgulation 4y agoQuite the contrary. My aim is at those opinions that tell _me_ what to do, essentially not respecting my own opinion. I am more than happy for people to return to the office if that's _their_ wish but I am not returning to an office to be someone’s substitute for a normal life. To each his own, basically. As i said, there are valid reasons but not at my own freedom’s expense.
- matsemann 4y agoIf you only said you don't want other's needs to affect you, that would be a valid opinion. (Albeit not very altruistic) But what you're saying is also that those wanting to be at the office are friendless, need this as a substitute for a normal life etc. That's unnecessary, and just you being a total dick. Please present your arguments here in a better way.
- yrgulation 4y agoi never said that. please be more mindful when making accusations and try and reread what people write here if english is not your strength, instead of being a pretentious prick.
- anon2020dot00 4y ago> most pro office folks are seeking to substitute gaps in their personal lives with onsite work > you're saying is also that those wanting to be at the office are friendless, need this as a substitute for a normal life etc What did he characterize wrong?
- willbw 4y agoAh yes you only said: >My personal observation is that most pro office folks are seeking to substitute gaps in their personal lives with onsite work. A drain on their coworkers to be frank. Lack of friends, proper housing, lack of exercise you name it. A tiring hindrance on those... This is an unfair and spiteful characterisation of people who happen to have a different viewpoint than you. We can do better than that.