> “Many people spend as much time at work as they do with family and friends. For those who build strong personal relationships with colleagues, it can make a h

> “Many people spend as much time at work as they do with family and friends. For those who build strong personal relationships with colleagues, it can make a huge impact on how they view their job and how likely they are to stay in it.” Except that you don't choose your work colleagues. You may find nice people but it's mostly random and you are stuck with what you get until you quit. Also, is Bloomberg having a conflict of interest to report on these issues since they get ads from Fortune 500 companies that resented the great resignation?