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Not necessarily: they might just prefer to to try to keep their social lives separate from work so that their employer doesn't have the power to suddenly cut of
by hollerith 2y ago
Not necessarily: they might just prefer to to try to keep their social lives separate from work so that their employer doesn't have the power to suddenly cut off their main source of human connection.
- bravetraveler 2y agoSupply considerations aside, things get confused without clear boundaries. Your friend gets more favor than your manager. Soft power and so on. I've found wisdom in the phrase "Don't shit where you eat". Most consistent way I've found to regret a role: introduce friends/family