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Being friends with your coworkers is 100% normal and makes sense. amirite?
by Anonymous2 days ago
I mean we have our ups and downs for sure but in the grand scheme of things there's much worse ways to spend my time. And I get paid pretty good for it too which helps a lot
by Anonymous2 days ago
Damn I would do anything to get this kind of job…
by Charliekovacek2 days ago
Yeah I got pretty lucky admittedly. I build a lot of water treatment systems, I get thrown a huge pile of pipe and fittings, and drafted drawings/schematic (if I'm lucky) and told 'build this'. I think of it like a giant Lego/Meccano set but I gotta measure/cut/glue/press everything. myself and get a lot of job satisfaction out of building a mint looking product from a pile of stuff, and take a lot of pride in my work. A lot of it is mindset too though. I gotta do SOMETHING to earn a crust, I might as well lean into and make the best of it
by Anonymous2 days ago
Are you a bank robber? Cos that sounded like it could be from HEAT. I love that movie
by Anonymous2 days ago
Oh true ahaha I haven't seen it XD imma need some context :P
by Anonymous2 days ago
You get paid to go to work, you pay to go to the gym. very different
by Anonymous2 days ago
You also do deadlifts at the gym and not at work. We could list plenty of differences, the analogy still works fine for what I intended.
by gottliebjacques2 days ago
True for the most part. There are unsociable people in certain tech roles that have a skillset that make them hard to replace, and they have their choice of employers when they do leave (and they know they can get away with that behavior). The thing is that a lot of unsociable people who are easily replaceable overestimate their importance because they 'do their work so well' and those will crash and burn. And of course a lot of higher up people are selectively social with people they know can get them up further in the organization, but can be a nightmare to work under.
by ThroatPrevious38122 days ago
Also have friends at work makes you more likely to not leave the company which is why some companies push for it. Like my job is currently hosting a soft ball league. Free food and those who play get to leave an hour early. Which is fine no one thinks thats unfair cause the last hour of the day is just us chilling. I usually use that hour to get quick workout.
by Anonymous2 days ago
I think it's more a different definition of friends. I hold the opinion to not be friends with coworkers, but my definition of friends isn't everything you said. Doing all that is a good thing with colleagues but I trust friends with my secrets and more. My colleagues are humans that I have to spend time with and I'll definitely be nice to them, help them if possible and have a good time with them.
by Christianmorar2 days ago
This man your with these people more time than your own family in most cases so making friends at work goes hand to hand to me
by Anonymous2 days ago
My friends hella close to his co workers. They be goinng on hikes and running together every weekend.
by Pfefferbridgett2 days ago
the mentality "I don't owe anyone anything." Yeah and then they cry about loneliness crysis. Come on, people weren't magically making friends from thin air during human history, colleagues have always been a major source of socialization, right after childhood friends. Western individualism is insane.
by Anonymous2 days ago
I mean is this really unpopular? I think everyone can agree with this but there is no obligation to become "friends"
by Many-Day-60652 days ago
Found my wife at work, don't see anything wrong with it :) Just make sure the job is done, you know.
by Anonymous2 days ago
like %15~ of people meet their partners through work. It's where I and many others meet the most people. some people cause drama and stuff, but for many others, it's genuinely a very good way of finding someone .
by hiltontrantow2 days ago
15% good or what?
by Anonymous2 days ago
1/6~ is pretty good imo.
by hiltontrantow2 days ago
If only 15% of people meet their partner at work, that means 85% don't, which makes it a minority pathway, not a dominant one. Citing that stat as proof that workplace dating is common or totally fine is a rhetorical stretch. It's trying to reframe a weak number as supportive, but it ends up doing the opposite. It's like calling a 1.5-star Yelp review "pretty good." Caveat: I actually met my partner at work, lol. So I'm not even against the idea, just scratching my head at the logic being used.
by Anonymous2 days ago
Yeah, my partner and I are colleagues. We don't work in the same department and don't work in the same projects so if something were to happen between us, it wouldn't affect work. I can understand being wary of dating people you work closely with regularly, that could be a mess in the event of a breakup.
by Anonymous2 days ago
"we are coworkers not friends" is a pretty popular sentiment
by Anonymous2 days ago
Never seen it anywhere I've worked. Sure - maybe it's a thing among the anti-social internet denizens. But they don't count.
by DataMaximum2 days ago
Depends on the situation. Work friend wants to grab a beer or go bowling? Sure. Dude starts asking for money? Yeah bruh, we're not that close.
by Soggy-Thought2 days ago
Not that it's advisable to lend much money to friends. You'll lose the money and the friend
by Anonymous2 days ago
If I have some "spare" that I can live with out I usually help out close friends. Hard times and all that jazz.
by Soggy-Thought2 days ago
So? It's not a zero sum game.
by ReceptionFar2 days ago
alright..
by Anonymous2 days ago
Also work = exploitation Not true and also not relevant.
by Breitenbergcice2 days ago
Pretty sure they were being sarcastic.
by Anonymous2 days ago
I've honestly never heard any stigma around becoming friends with coworkers and hanging out with them outside of work. Maybe its a generational thing, but as an elder millenial, most of the friends I've made were coworkers or people I met through coworkers. Not dating your coworkers is definitely the one I've always heard throughout the years.
by Anonymous2 days ago
From what I've seen, it goes hand in hand with people fighting return to office mandates.
by Anonymous2 days ago
Never understood that either. I sit next to my coworkers 5 days a week, minimum 8 hours each day, how can I not befriend them lol
by Anonymous2 days ago
exactly, life is a lot better when you at least get along and chat with coworkers.
by Anonymous2 days ago
I guess it may depend on how you're defining friends. I'm friendly with my coworkers but I'm not likely to ever see one outside of work on purpose.
by Anonymous2 days ago
when you at least get along and chat
by Anonymous2 days ago
That's not the definition of a friend.
by Routine_Champion_4142 days ago
If that counts as a friend then I'm pretty popular guy huh.
by Soggy-Thought2 days ago
The question is about definitions. You can be friendly with them and even spend time together and do stuff and so on, which is "friends" on a basic level but isn't the same as a true friend. The big difference is, if they leave or you quit, will you ever actually see them again? Chances are the answers for most of them is no, which means they weren't a real friend, just a friendly acquaintance. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that, life is filled with people we are friendly with, and it is all the richer for it. Just don't make the mistake of confusing one for the other, because that can lead to some deeply disappointing moments.
by Anonymous2 days ago
I just flew across the Pacific to attend a wedding of a former co-worker, and another former co-worker flew across the Atlantic to join us. It happens.
by Maybelleryan1 day ago
Sure, it can and does, but it's rare
by Anonymous1 day ago
There's plenty of reels on IG saying "Don't trust your coworkers" or "Coworker friends are just getting to drama" And tbh, I feel like… maybe this works for toxic people?? But every job I've ever worked at, I've made friends and it truly makes the work day SO MUCH more bearable. And personally, I don't talk about work to my friends. In fact our convos are literally a little mental break AWAY from work. Sure we vent about the day, but it's not all we talk about or worry about.
by Anonymous1 day ago
You'd be amazed at how often people throw all their "friends" under the bus as soon as something disciplinary happens at work. Got caught breaking X policy? Oh I'll tell you everyone else doing it plus all the other stuff they do.
by Anonymous1 day ago
I think it's fine to make friends with coworkers. I just don't think it should be expected of you. If you just want to do your hours then go home, that should be acceptable too. I already have a friend group, I don't want to be expected to go out drinking with coworkers once work ends. At that point it's no longer a real friendship, it's just another work obligation. And I say that as someone who tries to be friendly with my coworkers. But yeah, if you happen to make genuine friends with your coworkers, more power to you.
by Odd_Channel_79871 day ago
How is this different experience than any other friendship in school or university?
by Careful-Athlete1 day ago
Guess true about the responsibility being different but I think the pressure to go out is pretty strong too in uni, especially because of FOMO. There's so many times where I go to parties, pub, or just any social events where I would have prefer to be at home or doing my coursework but can't because once you don't go, you might lose out on the friend group. Though I don't know what it's like at work, didn't know about the pressure to socialize after work. Is it personal by the coworkers or one encouraged/planned by the company or higher up as team bonding?
by Careful-Athlete1 day ago
I'd say it's not specifically mandated that you spend time with people. But you'll hear someone approach your desk at 4:30 and say "we're all going to the pub, let's go" then you have to face some push back in the "ahh come on don't be lame" spirit. It's a bit political in a way, too. Really easy to get face time with a boss, a higher boss, etc. and a lot of people value that opportunity to shmooze with people who can get them promoted.
by Elijahwolff1 day ago
I'm not going to lie, it sounds exactly like how it's in uni too, friendships becoming more political, I'm guessing it's because every career service keep emphasizing making "connections"
by Careful-Athlete1 day ago
The difference is that you don't have as many responsibilities while you're in school Business major?
by Anonymous1 day ago
Computer science , doesn't even come close to the amount of responsibility working in industry
by Elijahwolff1 day ago
Been in tech 10yrs. Just a month ago finished a hellish 9 month slog of ungodly hours. Still easier than a physics + math degree and twice as easy as getting a graduate degree in engineering. Still made friends. Maybe I was just too dumb for school.
by Anonymous1 day ago
The difference is at university, your ability to graduate and get opportunities isn't as intrinsically tied to your socializing. Sure, you can meet contacts at uni that can help you, but they aren't your boss. Your peers at university don't determine whether you get a raise, promotion, or get fired if there are layoffs. Even if it isn't your boss, a coworker can torpedo you if they are better acquainted with your boss and they talk about you. At work, not socializing can cost you a lot. It varies from job to job, but it is always some sort of factor.
by emiedaniel1 day ago
What company expects that? Besides the occasional work happy hour or some other outside work hour even that happens 4 times a year at most.
by Anonymous1 day ago
no company expects that but people do. They get in their feelings if you do not wish to reciprocate their friendship
by Samson961 day ago
If we vibe sure but most times it's kept to being work friends
by Anonymous1 day ago
I agree but it primarily depends on the job. I work in a drug and alcohol rehab, I have to be able to trust and rely on my coworkers and that's a lot easier if we are all friendly and get along. We hold each other accountable, we support each other, and we check in to make sure everyone is ok mentally. Our job is draining and stressful as hell. But this works because it's necessary and it's necessary because of the population we work with. I have to be able to trust my coworkers because I can't trust the addicts we seek to help. Active addicts, or addicts in early recovery, are some of the most manipulative people you can ever meet. So being accountable, caring, and honest with my coworkers is completely normal here in a way that hasn't existed in another place I've worked in.
by fletcher061 day ago
They say that to protect you. I go fishing with the guys I work with every weekend. But this is the first job I've had in a long time where I genuinely trust the people I work with. TONS of employees will pretend to be friends and backstab you at the company intentionally or unintentionally or tell someone at work your personal business they let slip or what they saw on your social media. Some will deliberately spill bad laundry about you on purpose for ulterior motives. Some can't help themselves. I've seen it thousands of times.
by Vandervortdomen1 day ago
I mean, I think it's fine to be friends with your coworkers but some people seem to think you HAVE to be friends with your coworkers which I disagree with. You can work just fine alongside people without being friends with them and you shouldn't assume everyone you meet is worth being friends with or even wants to be friends with you. Forcing friendship out of coworkers is a terrible idea and leads to workplace tension
by PlanAutomatic1 day ago
Yeah, this. If you get along with some coworkers and you are friends thats totally fine, OP seems to think people are avoiding friendships because its a work environment when they very well could just not be interested. Never had a coworker who I got along with say they dont want to be friends just because of work.
by Aggravating-Ring72211 day ago
In a perfect world... yes. In ours, its tricky. Depending on the job and position, you need to be very, very careful who are you making friends with, to the point that if you think you're not good at telling who it should be, its best to be a friend of no one.
by Anonymous1 day ago
Many coworkers wear a mask. Some of those wearing a mask will throw you under the bus to make them look better to management. Always be diligent. The clearest tell tale sign of one of these back stabbers are the ones that tend to complain about everyone in confidence to you. They are 100% doing the same to you when you aren't around. Real ones tends to be the those that brighten up when they see you but don't go looking for you to chat and waste time throughout the day. Those that you can depend on to get a task done and genuinely have a good time when working on a team project.
by Anonymous1 day ago
I mean, by the "share interests and spend all week together" logic, it really should apply to work! You spend even more time at work with coworkers and I would assume if you work on the same field, that's at least some common ground! Work besties are a real thing and you need them! You're in the trenches together. 😅
by Anonymous1 day ago
it is not stupid. if you've worked long enough you know you can't just trust your coworkers. they are there to make money. some of them will throw you under the bus for a chance of more money. you've never been betrayed my friend. it all comes down to whether you're okay with that risk. but it is not stupid and baseless.
by Anonymous1 day ago
You can't imagine how common that is in some environments...
by Anonymous1 day ago
I can imagine it but I'm not stupid enough to ever work in an environment like that in the first place.
by EnthusiasmOne40581 day ago
That's the thing, you usually don't know beforehand. An given how the job market looks like now, well...
by Anonymous1 day ago
There's no way I would have survived ANY of my jobs without my coworkers. I don't care what anyone says. Those relationships are vital.
by Leorawaelchi1 day ago
I agree with this opinion but there's definitely nuance to it depending on the workplace, situation, etc.
by Anonymous1 day ago
I don't know how this is unpopular. Almost My entire friend group is from various work projects. A few from outside of work. But why wouldn't I want to be friends with the people I work with?
by MasterEmergency1 day ago
Work is basically like school for adults. You're all trapped in the same place for many hours a day and see each other almost every day. To never socialize with anyone in this space and become work friends at least with some woud be serial killer behavior. It is so weird how some people go into a job with such an antisocial mentality. As if they can't do their job well and be friendly and talk to other human beings
by Inevitable-Neck1 day ago
Hard disagree. I have no desire to talk about anything besides work while at work. I have no desire to be friends with my coworkers outside of work.
by Anonymous1 day ago
I like becoming friends with my coworkers. It makes work so much more enjoyable. We work as a better team and are more effective. I've been friends with coworkers in most of my jobs. That being said, I have only stayed close to one or two here or there through the years. Most work friendships have fizzled out once I change jobs.
by alanconnelly1 day ago
Agreed. Some of my best friends are my former coworkers. We used to do weekly/monthly hangouts that started over a decade ago and we still hang out (albeit really less frequently) to this day.
by Equal_Yam55971 day ago
I feel like that's more like an american corperate thing As every here in the netherlands and in germany always have been friends Talking about like the average retail job no idea how it is in gigantic face less Companys
by Trantowjose1 day ago
Yes, you can certainly make friends with coworkers and there is nothing wrong with that. However, it is absolutely not a requirement like some people seem to think.
by Anonymous1 day ago
My coworkers are my only and best friends so I agree. But you still have to set platonic boundaries because the work relationship is more important than the friendship. At least for me bc I love and need my job
by kerlukemarshall1 day ago
Agreed. I've never understood the sentiment that having positive (even friendly) relations with people you spend huge amounts of your time with is somehow rudimentary compared to relationships with friends and family. If we vibe, we vibe… if the vibe is at work then all the better (imo).
by Anonymous1 day ago
I'd go further and say people who close themselves off to friendships at work are denying themselves what could be the best friendships of their lives.
by Gaylord871 day ago
I mean yeah there are a couple of guys I don't want to hang out with outside of work-- there's a couple of guys I think are assholes But I generally keep those feelings to myself unless a major line is crossed The team I work with day to day? Those are my boys If I'm smoking a blunt out back those boys can always get a hit
by Interesting_Win20851 day ago
I make friends everywhere I go, even at work as an engineer. I don't discriminate. If we vibe then we vibe 😎
by Anonymous1 day ago
I couldn't agree more. I belive it's necessary for my sanity.
by Anonymous1 day ago
nah.... i dont particuarly want to make friends where i work. not a good idea.
by eloystoltenberg1 day ago
Probably depends a lot on which job. Most of my closest friends are from my work but it'll never be a problem for me it's great
by Southern-Western-8081 day ago
That's a luxury. My job is all business. We respect each other but it's inappropriate to hang out outside of work. Sure if you're in the service industry or never expect to get promoted you can make friends and neglect your purpose. Don't you have enough family and friends outside of work to vent about work to? Sure it is easier to live with the mentality of one size fits all and be the same person everywhere, but that's not being good at work.
by Anonymous1 day ago
Get promoted regularly, working professional, still made a few friends in my career. I literally don't know what you're on about
by Anonymous1 day ago
I personally just don't want to make more friends at work…I'm happy with my small group I have now. I don't want to have to then be like I don't want to go to this work outing all the time
by harryreinger1 day ago
eh idk bc they can turn on you and you can get fired and lose out on money. there's more at stake.
by earnestbradtke1 day ago
Yep this is so true. Same with flatmates, it's not like a normal friendship where if things go wrong you just cut ties. Your living situation and livelihood depends on the wellbeing of that relationship. I usually don't like to get too close with flatmates/coworkers for this reason. I'll be courteous but I'm not gonna hang out if I dont need to
by gottliebjacques1 day ago
100% this. Love to have friends at work but am very wary of it. Someone stabbing me in the back or trying to prevent my promotions or anything like that directly affects my finances and so my family who depends on me.
by Anonymous1 day ago
A classmate can also turn on you and get you kicked out of school.
by Anonymous1 day ago
totally get that! but you have parents to back you up (usually) whereas with work a lot of times it's just you.
by earnestbradtke1 day ago
And your brother in law can turn on you and steal your wife :(
by Many-Day-60651 day ago
🤣🤣
by elissa181 day ago
Nah I keep my work and personal like separate. I've never become friends with any of my co-workers because I choose not to. I limit the amount of personal information I tell them and. I have no desire to make friends at work. I simply go to work to get paid.
by Aylamorissette1 day ago
When's the last time you made a friend?
by Anonymous1 day ago
I have plenty of friends from high school and college. I don't need nor want anymore.
by Aylamorissette1 day ago
I dont believe you tbh
by Many-Day-60651 day ago
I do the same, and literally two weeks ago. I just have nothing in common with most of my coworkers.
by Anonymous1 day ago
If we work together, we ain't friends. Once one of us leaves, sure. Until then, hell no.
by jamiesanford1 day ago
you plan on being friends with someone after you had time to get to know them...ok?
by Anonymous1 day ago
The people replying are crazy. Making friends is as natural as falling in love. It's just something that naturally happens when people click. I feel sorry for them if they all think their coworkers are out to get them, and their bosses are promoting people for snitching on each other. Maybe don't speak too freely about drugs, how much you hate the job or the boss, or how you sit on the toilet for a half hour and watch YouTube. right away
by Maevenolan1 day ago
this is such a popular take, being friends with people you see everyday
by Anonymous1 day ago
I have one good friend I met through work... Otherwise I am friendly with my boss and our morning guy and cordial with everyone else. It's really hard to be friendly when they are never on time and don't do their work.
by Anonymous1 day ago
You're right, the way you interpret this is stupid logic. No one is saying you can't be friends with your co-workers, you just shouldn't be expected to make friends with people if you don't want to. I've had a boss try and force me to be friends with people I don't like and they can f... right off.
by Academic_Lion1 day ago
IMO it's perfectly fine to be friends if it's natural and you vibe, but I think it's crazy to expect people who are already spending 40 hours a week together to want to continue hanging out after work. We're human, we don't get along with everyone. I don't want to spend time forcing a friendship that occupies my free time, there's nothing wrong with that
by Elijahwolff1 day ago
I'm FRIENDLY with co-workers. I make jokes, check on their well-being, discuss our real lives on the rare occasion. But friends? No. Those people are not welcome to my home. LOL. And if I get another job, they'll never hear from me again.
by Anonymous1 day ago
I guess it depends on the environment and your status at the company. Some places might demand ultra professionalism, especially if you rank higher than others. That is not most peoples work environment though. I feel like its very common and accepted to make friends at work... So not unpopular opinion.
by citlalliwill1 day ago
Most of my coworkers are old people. Also I work from home now and Im not really someone to chat with people over IM, so I don't really have the desire in my current job. But if I had coworkers I vibed with and I was physically working around I wouldn't mind.
by Little-Lock-23701 day ago
I will be friendly, but not friends with them...
by Anonymous1 day ago
It does make sense. In a decent world/society.
by ApprehensiveCoat1 day ago
I dont want to make the mistake that work friends are real friends if they are not.
by Cute-Introduction9981 day ago
I guess it depends on the job and the role
by Anonymous1 day ago
I don't care enough about most of my coworkers to be friends with them
by Anonymous1 day ago
From the time I entered the workforce at 16, my closest mentors, and parental figures came from work. Now that Im 40, ive become that mentor and advisor to the young people at work
by Anonymous1 day ago
I love my coworkers.
by Breitenbergcice1 day ago
I think I agree with you, thank you for sharing.
by Richardharris1 day ago
Is this an American take that I'm too European to understand? I am friends with loads of colleagues. Best friends with some even.
by RespondOk8641 day ago
The problem is that my coworkers hate me but not enough to get me fired
by AdeptnessContent65771 day ago
Ice cold take
by Able_Finance_55361 day ago
Just be careful, I noticed with blue collar jobs it's easier but once you get into white collar or middle management roles is when people betray you for promotions
by lonzo441 day ago
I've made many friends at work. My significant other and I met at one of my old jobs. It's easier to befriend coworkers since you spend everyday with them. That's the only way I know how to make friends.
by Anonymous1 day ago
"Your coworkers aren't your friends" reeks of anti-union propaganda
by Anonymous1 day ago
I usually become friends with my coworkers but I'm also cautious. I've been burned before by a coworker who seemed super chill and then threw me under a bus when things went wrong. Or shared personal information about me with the boss/owners.
by kleindonna1 day ago
No
by Long-Anything-19581 day ago
Lots of people in my office found close friends there. I like most of my coworkers and am friendly with them, though I don't have a close friend there. Still enjoy spending time with them and we talk about all sorts of stuff.
by Zealousideal-Pea97331 day ago
Honestly, if you don't like your coworkers, it makes it difficult to work there. I think at a minimum, you should be cordial to your coworkers. I love my coworkers and we definitely hang out and do stuff after work. I seen my superiors who are all retired now fight each other every week for 20 something years. Do we really need that?
by Anonymous1 day ago
Like ya I'm pretty good friends with most of my co workers We even go out and do stuff on occasion
by Anonymous1 day ago
This isn't an unpopular opinion. Literally everyone I know has friends from work.
by Anonymous1 day ago
I am open to making friends with coworkers if they were my kind of vibe, but so far a vast majority of friendships from work have felt super forced as we're just very different people. Hanging out with coworkers feels like hanging out with cousins, I'll go along with it if the situation requires it, but it never feels like you're making a true friend, it's more just someone to vent to about work.
by Sadiestamm1 day ago
Being friendLY makes sense. Thinking all these people are actually loyal and would go to bat for you is stupid.
by No_Freedom89731 day ago
It's sad that such a normal opinion is unpopular.
by Zestyclose-Access9811 day ago
I don't see this as unpopular.
by Anonymous1 day ago
It just depends on the coworkers and such. I was somewhat friends with all my coworkers at some jobs, but I avoid it when I can help it. I just don't like having friends lol my wife is super friendly and gets burned all the time by her relationships with coworkers. Backstab after backstab. It's gone alright at her current job, but her current coworkers aren't nearly as bad as other places she's worked
by Anonymous1 day ago
Met my best friend at work. We worked together for almost 4 years, smoked, drank, did mushrooms and other various psychedelics together. Great guy. Died on April 5th though. :(
by Substantial_Tea_22831 day ago
No. No it doesn't.
by brenden621 day ago
I think even outside of work, the term friend is used to lightly. It's ok to just vibe with people without calling everyone a friend.
by Anonymous1 day ago
I love my coworkers. They're fantastic people and I'd definitely call them my friends
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