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Remote work brings people together. Instead of being in an office with colleagues, I'm in the same space with my significant other, and what used to be smoke br
by golergka 4y ago
Remote work brings people together. Instead of being in an office with colleagues, I'm in the same space with my significant other, and what used to be smoke breaks are now sex breaks. The time I used to waste on commute I now use to meet with friends and acquaintances.
- gumballindie 4y agoSome people are so devoid of life that they think the formality of an office is what counts as friendship.
- unsupp0rted 4y agoIf my colleague calls me at least two times a day that means they like me and we're friends
- gumballindie 4y agoThey like you so much they want you to stop seeing your family and return to office so you can provide emotional support and water cooler chats.
- tick_tock_tick 4y agoI mean I agree for my life but only because I already built up my social circle from these shared spaces. What's someone fresh out of school in a new city supposed to do in 20 years?
- golergka 4y agoGo to bars, clubs, hobbies centers, on tinder dates, to sport games, to friends house parties, to theaters, to restoraunts, to parks, to museums, to wine tastings, to internet forums and world of Warcraft guilds, to Facebook groups, to irc chats, to mailing lists. Putting your responsibility to find social relationships off on your job is pathetic.
- dahwolf 4y ago"The time I used to waste on commute I now use to meet with friends and acquaintances." I hope this is true, same for the sex breaks, but I'm skeptical. So on any given work day, you physically meet with friends between 7-9AM and/or 5-7 Pm? Like, every day? These "friends" of yours, they have nowhere to go? Or do you sneak this into your work day and just randomly disappear for any length of time, which is something most of us can't do?
- golergka 4y agoI was talking about total amount of hours, not the same exact hours as a typical commutes.