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Posted by Orange Blossom Special on Mon Nov 16 13:19:15 2020, in response to Re: Not good for transit ... New York has nation's lowest office occupancy rate, posted by Peter Rosa on Mon Nov 16 13:10:42 2020. I have to interject again on this OT thread." To use my favorite term, chitchat around the office watercooler serves a psychic need even if the content is trivial. And sometimes just being around other people all day is beneficial even if there isn't much interaction. The reverse is that seeing no one except possibly family members all day every day, that's a recipe for unhappiness. And unhappy workers aren't productive workers." I had an assignment last year in a companies headquarters. I worked with an old classmate, and behind closed doors, we added our total pay together (we saw the contract that the agency charged the company), and figured out how much money our chitchatting costed the company. It was very amusing. And you just proved, the employers are saving money by not having you chit-chat! And again, no boss cares about your mental health. The number of studies, and data, and wishes people have that have never been listened to fills several encyclopedia's. That office air is known as being TOXIC! Heck, I don't even think most MBA's have a clue of what their doing. |
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