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no one is “demanding” someone “leave their families behind” to hold anyone’s hand in an office.
by toofy 4y ago
no one is “demanding” someone “leave their families behind” to hold anyone’s hand in an office.
- Mountain_Skies 4y agoThe context here is of 'work from home' vs 'go to the office' because coworkers need you to socialize with them, so yes, some are indeed demanding that workers leave their families behind to come hold their hand in the office.
- krona 4y agoWhere I work, family time is family time and work time is work time. Working from home should very little difference, and if it persistently does then that's a problem.
- ndriscoll 4y agoIt's pretty normal for people to take breaks. The last office I worked in had video game consoles that people used during the day, or they'd go on a walk to get coffee. No one cares as long as people are getting their work done. Now that I work from home, I can take a break to go on a walk with my family, and we can eat lunch together. It's a huge difference even with no change in time spent working.
- patch_cable 4y agoI don’t they’re saying you must go to the office because people need you to socializing them, I think they’re saying some people prefer the office because they have the opportunity to socialize. And at least for my part I was agreeing that these folks exist.
- 6stringmerc 4y agoActually it does happen and it is awful because those making the demands are really lame people that never grew out of high school mentality - all their work friends or school friends are their only friends. If you don’t join them you are to be expunged.