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> I think that few days in office, especially as few as one per month, should really be about socialising. Came here to agree with this. Personally (and there
by kisamoto 2y ago
> I think that few days in office, especially as few as one per month, should really be about socialising.
Came here to agree with this.
Personally (and there is a heavy personal opinion to this as some people also do prefer the office life) I think a majority work from home but with the occasional mandated office day specifically for socialising is a good hybrid. I acknowledge that more extreme (for lack of a better word) introverts would like to avoid the office all together though.
- darreninthenet 2y agoI'm not sure it's an introvert thing... I've no desire or need to go to the office, I have many friends not at work and have no need for the false "socialising" you get in the office environment
- mytailorisrich 2y agoIt's not about making 'friends', it's about getting to know the people you work with to create a personal connection and rapport.
- darreninthenet 2y agoBut some people demonstrated they could achieve that without physically meeting over Covid... mandating it as a "sheep dipping" approach is old fashioned and thoughtless. For me I don't need it, and I've proven that again working for a Belgium team from London. To tell me I need it to build rapport is ridiculous and a waste of my time and money.