• Melkath
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    -181 year ago

    I mean, you get your opinion, but I just disagree.

    Remote means Remote.

    Being forced to stand in a field and eat hot dogs with my coworkers doesn’t accomplish anything but subject me to learning things I shouldn’t need to know about my coworkers and being forced to share things I don’t want to share with my coworkers.

    I have never once attended a “team building” event and liked my coworkers more after.

    In fact, the opposite happens. I learn who is religious. I learn who is racist. I learn who denies climate change. I learn who is a horrible parent bit thinks they are the best parent.

    I’m not friends with my coworkers. I cowork with them, and as a data analyst/process Automator, I can do that through zoom.

    • Semi-Hemi-Demigod
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      311 year ago

      I have never once attended a “team building” event and liked my coworkers more after.

      That sounds like a you problem. I’ve had a great time at all of them.

      • Melkath
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        -101 year ago

        I mean sure.

        So are you saying you are a proponent of causing a problem for me? Because you have a great time, you endorse forcing me to go against my will?

        I guess I’m not saying “don’t do team building”, I’m saying “don’t force people who don’t want to go to go.”

        If I am doing my job, and I am remote, why are you compelled to fuck around with me and make me uncomfortable for 10% of my work obligation?

    • @beirdobaggins
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      81 year ago

      I wonder what your coworkers discover about you…😜

      • Melkath
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        51 year ago

        Probably nothing they like.

        But when an out of touch CEO isn’t trying to force us to be “a family”, they love my work, and that’s all I care about at WORK.