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つるっぱげのおじいちゃんと兄が2人いますが、2人のうち1人はやっぱりハゲつつります。
もう1人は大丈夫そう。
ムダ毛が濃い人もハゲる気がする。
http://lifehacker.com/do-you-have-a-best-friend-at-work-1669376340
Many of us keep our work and personal lives separate; we might have acquaintances at work but maybe not close friendships. Psychologists say, though, that having a close friendship at work can make us more productive.
New York Magazine's Science of Us cites Donald Clifton, founder of Gallup and a former educational psychologist, for the reasons:
It's one of the strongest predictors (預言者、予知） of productivity. Studies show that employees with a best friend at work tend to be more focused, more passionate, and more loyal to their organizations. They get sick less often, suffer fewer accidents, and change jobs less frequently. They even have more satisfied customers.
Work friendships also hold us more accountable to our work:
hold 人 accountable: ～に責任を課す。
Research suggests that workplace friendships yield more productive employees, and it's not just because friends are easier to work with. It's also because there is more on the line. Feeling a connection with colleagues can motivate employees to work harder for a simple reason (単純に). When colleagues are close, a poor effort means more than a dissatisfied customer or an unhappy manager. It means letting down your friends. The social pressure to do a good job can often serve as a stronger motivator than anything a boss can say.
So, let's
hear it. Do you have one or more close friendships at work? Or is it
time to start making workplace friends? (The article below offers some
suggestions for doing so, including sharing your problems.)
It says that having a best friend at work makes your work life better, but is it so?
I have a pretty good friend at work but she is in other department. She used to work in the same department and we worked very closely but she moved to other department for some reason. I feel that it might have been a disaster if she kept working with me today.
I'm pretty stubborn and she is a little more stubborn than me. She is older and had longer experience at the task we were assigned to but I somehow had wider range of experiences. It was hard to tell her what to do when it was something she'd never done before. It was kind of frustrating that I had to think how I say it before telling her something since I'm quite straight in nature. I didn't want to break our friendship so I need to be very careful but sometimes I hurt her feeling and I felt so guilty when I did that.
Now she's in other department and we are very good friends. We don't talk about everything but it's not necessary to talk about everything to be good work friends, I suppose.
I have a best friend in my private life but I wouldn't want her to enter my company. I want to say everything I need to say to her and I don't want to lose her.
Still, it would be wonderful to have a great work friend who I can talk anything with.