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You seem to have a pretty transactional view of what friendship means, whether it is at work or outside of work. Its very easy to not put your livelihood on the
by mym1990 4y ago
You seem to have a pretty transactional view of what friendship means, whether it is at work or outside of work. Its very easy to not put your livelihood on the line at work and in work relationships...just don't be an idiot and respect those around you. If you just have an intolerable itch to spill all of your beliefs to every person in your life so that you can 'test out ideas and risk conflict'...the consequences of that are all on you, not society.
- dogman144 4y agoHm, where am I discussing my view of non-work community? Fwiw, I believe the richest interactions and results are from selfless involvement in a community and a family and building something long term. Work culture tries to fill the same dynamic, but the profit motive, MBA culture and general sociopathy of the workplace (maybe you’d call me one?) make it a loose imitation at best. So I play the game at work, and I actively build and value true bonds in my community and family where nobody cares about OKRs or RSUs.