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Smalltalk and coffee breaks can be exhausting for introverts. Some people prefer to concentrate for long on a single task, too. And for what concerns the time
by thefz 3y ago
Smalltalk and coffee breaks can be exhausting for introverts. Some people prefer to concentrate for long on a single task, too.
And for what concerns the time spent working, well, being in an office means nothing as there are plenty of ways to lose time and screw around.
What about we stop treating workers as children that need constant supervision and size them by the quality of their work.
As you grow up, it becomes clear that no size fits all.
- ThrowawayR2 3y ago> "Smalltalk and coffee breaks can be exhausting for introverts." Exhausting or not, introverts need to network _more_ than the average person. Not having built up a personal network by the later stages of their career will leave them high and dry in an industry downturn. Yeah, yeah, "my work speaks for itself" is true in theory but, given an equal work record, even an introvert is going to favor the co-workers they personally like more.
- HDThoreaun 3y agoWork is exhausting for everyone.