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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because we are human and need social interaction, facial expressions, and time to communicate outside of discrete work tasks to feel good about ourselves and be productive. People need to see and hear each other to informally learn from each other. We know that being together in person reduces cortisol and stress levels. Being isolated associated with higher levels of disease.[/quote] Except that I get all those things from outside of work. I come together with FRIENDS who I get to choose and enjoy way more frequently now that I am not spendingt so much time on a soul sucking commute. If I could have an easy 10-15 minute commute, and come and go from an office as I pleased, sure. But spending 45 minutes in hellish DC traffic that could flex up to 90 minutes with the slightest of issues (rain, accident) is WAY worse for my health than the work place "isolation". Btw, I live 7 miles from my office. [/quote] These types of posts and comments acting like whomever wants to come into the office has no friends or no life are straight up bullying. I bet 80% of the people commenting on here that everyone should do what they want and makes them happy think that they’re liberals.[/quote] You don't know the definition of bullying. [/quote]
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