Originally Posted by Hessah
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There's no avoiding.. u work.. you have to work WITH people... you'll never be a one man band, even if you're the boss you have to deal with clients...
i dunno why we have cubicles... but i'm sure it's not so we can avoid our workmates....
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of course not, but you can at least pick and choose your bandmates... and if that doesnt work out, i could still be a music instructor.
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Originally Posted by Hraesvelg
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It's to give the illusion that you might at one point have something akin to personal space. All lies. Cubicle farms offer no real sense of personal space. That only comes with a door that closes.
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good point... bwah, i hate the thought of being at a desk all day at a job i hate with three tiny cardboard-esque walls around me X_x *thinks of office space*
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Originally Posted by Blaaaaaaaah
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No, they won't, actually. You will see them 5 days a week, longer than school hours (I'd assume) each day. You won't have lots of holidays where you can "avoid" them. You will have to work and cooperate with them even if you don't like them. In school, you could probably just "ignore", but you can't really "ignore" in the workforce. You start a job, and you'll be stuck there. Not saying you can't change jobs if you're unhappy where you're working, but depending on what you wanna do and stuff... don't always assume things will be that easy...
I am not a full time worker myself but that's what I'd imagine it'd be when you get out there... unless you get lucky and get to work with a group of nice people or something.
Edit: I wuz slow.
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yes, but in the workforce you also have to have a slight bit of civility... yes, people will be condesending, and passive agressive... but to my knowledge, at least, they dont go around pushing and intimidating each other... so perhaps it's SLIGHTLY different.. but you're right in the fact that we'll all have to deal with people we severely dislike at some point... which sucks massively x.x