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fully agree here. i often go to the office, then no one is there and i am sad. i used to be in that problem bucket. but its easy to solve. make good connections
by sim7c00 3y ago
fully agree here. i often go to the office, then no one is there and i am sad. i used to be in that problem bucket. but its easy to solve. make good connections with colleagues and invite them for working days. ends up that sometimes more ppl are at the office, and alternatively i found people relatively close by are also happy to have me over at their house for a workday. super nice =). gotta think in solutions rather then problems!
- delecti 3y agoThat solution works pretty well, but also has limitations. I much prefer WFH, but am happy to head to the office every once in a while (current rate is about quarterly). But COVID made it reasonable to hire fully-remote workers, and now that the office is open (and has been for a while), our coworkers thousands of miles away can't really pop in on short notice.
- sim7c00 3y agoit does have it limitsfor sure. but those limits are mainly relatable to my own shortcomings as a person (in my experience). i am alone usually, so i am happy to be around ppl at work. not everyone suffers this. i work on it, and as i get better, those limits become less of a hurdle :). i just think that if i have an issue, i cant demand things of others to come towards that. however a lot of people are actually really kind, and do come towards others in their struggles. you can always ask but not expect or demand.