Tag: work-life balance

Today I've decided to tackle a subject that's obviously proving divisive, given the discussions I've had recently on the subject: that of socialization at work. Sociability: proof of engagement, a prerequisite for collaboration and a remedy for loneliness It's often said that the workplace is a place for socializing, or at least it should be. What could be more normal than not to socialize at work? It's a mark of politeness, a sign of interest in others, even the only way to make the office a livable place, or even to survive in it. Socializing is a...