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I hate the walk-and-talk idea. I've been walking at lunchtime for over 10 years. For some reason, co-workers think they're being friendly and companionable whe
by Gargoyle888 12y ago
I hate the walk-and-talk idea.
I've been walking at lunchtime for over 10 years. For some reason, co-workers think they're being friendly and companionable when they come along. I hate hearing the cheerful: "Hey I'll come and walk with you."
NO. That's my time to be away from you guys. I use that time to think about what I have to do in the afternoon, what I need to include in the report that I'm writing, how I'm going to fix the sticky door in the basement, or what I'm going to get for my wife for her birthday. I don't want to discuss the merits of partially deflated footballs.
I find that I have to sneak out the door when nobody is looking.
- TheCoelacanth 12y agoI think the suggestion is to turn your meetings into walks, not to turn your walks into meetings.
- tomsthumb 12y agoThose are two very different processes.