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Sure, but is it a "good thing"? Or is it that people spend so much time at work it's the only chance they have of meeting anyone?
by itsoktocry 4y ago
Sure, but is it a "good thing"? Or is it that people spend so much time at work it's the only chance they have of meeting anyone?
- eddsh1994 4y agoIt is if the divorce rates are lower than the average, it isn't if it's higher (indicating less-optimal marriages due to lack of social life)
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- chrsig 4y agoNo, it's really a terrible thing -- both for what you noted, and the fact that if a relationship sours it could impact coworkers. Any given relationship sprouting from coworking isn't terrible, but in aggregate, I think it warrants a decent amount of frowning.
- 1123581321 4y agoIt’s a good way to meet people with shared interests. Everyone with everyone having more free time, not everyone wants to attend meetups outside of work. Not saying meeting at work has no downsides.
- philwelch 4y agoIt’s probably better than relying on Tinder.
- carlosjobim 4y agoMaybe people work at the same place because they have similar interests? We are not randomly assigned where to work, it is a personal choice. Is it better for couples to meet when they're out getting blasted on the weekend?