• @Letstakealook@lemm.ee
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      442 months ago

      Yeah, I don’t particularly care about my coworkers, but I feel I would notice if someone died at their desk or didn’t show up for days unexpectedly.

      • @jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world
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        132 months ago

        I don’t particularly care about my coworkers

        Damn, it sounds like a toxic environment with people you spend one third of your day with; it is just your regular corporate environment, most likely.

        • @Letstakealook@lemm.ee
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          272 months ago

          I work in a kitchen, people tend to be fairly negative and miserable. The leadership above me is untrustworthy and mostly concerned with their own trajectory. I say I don’t particularly care because I would not choose to associate with them if I had a choice. This doesn’t mean I don’t help people at work or look out for folks, though I do the same for people outside of work I don’t personally care about. I’m not sure if that makes sense, but you don’t have to care about a person individually to treat them with human kindness.

        • @stoly@lemmy.world
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          182 months ago

          They are suggesting that coworkers aren’t friends. They can be but probably usually aren’t.

  • FlashMobOfOne
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    652 months ago

    The article says it happened on a Friday, so it makes more sense now, but Christ, that’s terrifying.

    It sounds like it was just a perfect storm of shitty circumstances: Happened at a bad time, in a part of the office that’s underpopulated, not near the main aisle, etc.

  • Whirlygirl9
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    142 months ago

    Notified her family? The ones that didn’t look for her after 4 days?

    • yeehaw
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      452 months ago

      Maybe she lived alone? I don’t talk to my family every single day, sometimes not even for weeks 🤣

  • @some_guy
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    82 months ago

    Sounds like the first episode of HBO’s Industry. dude tries to outperform his peers and causes heart failure. It’s a great show.