Plenty of us try act as we would outside of work with friends, cut out the snobbery and keeping up appearances, create a calmer and less invasive environment, and hopefully the work will be met with more productivity and collaboration.
It works to some extent, but there are always going to be people who are not interested in the job enough to motivate themselves - you can support them as much as you can, but things do to get done.
I like the fact my work is not a major worry to me, and I have control over my work, can influence positivity for colleagues, and my work life balance/working hours. The job itself is not something I want to do forever, I don’t find it rewarding, but I do feel good when I do a job well.
I love it. For me, it means that people got your back and you do the same for them. There are fuck ups, and I like a lot when instead of putting the blame on one person, a lot of people step up and take responsibility as well (it is rarely a fuck up of a single person anyway). Plus, having fun. It's important, and feels great to laugh like crazy with your work buddies.
HerbertWigglesworth t1_iukbdbm wrote
Plenty of us try act as we would outside of work with friends, cut out the snobbery and keeping up appearances, create a calmer and less invasive environment, and hopefully the work will be met with more productivity and collaboration.
It works to some extent, but there are always going to be people who are not interested in the job enough to motivate themselves - you can support them as much as you can, but things do to get done.
I like the fact my work is not a major worry to me, and I have control over my work, can influence positivity for colleagues, and my work life balance/working hours. The job itself is not something I want to do forever, I don’t find it rewarding, but I do feel good when I do a job well.