Re:Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthine...
by eckza on Saturday August 08, 2020 @12:20AM
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I feel this. As someone who has seen some real shit... I feel like that kind of intimacy in a professional environment could actually be detrimental.
I don't want to see my boss wasted. Nor do I ever want to fall in love with the hot scrum master again.
Re:Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthine...
by clwk on Saturday August 08, 2020 @12:36AM
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Bravo.
Re:Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthine...
by sukilot on Saturday August 08, 2020 @12:06AM
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Being a mature adult who is interested in reality isn't "Puritan".
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Re:Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthine...
by jmchuster on Saturday August 08, 2020 @02:31AM
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Do people actually gets trashed and wasted with their team though? Usually I find that there is a "work" portion where people head to the bar after work and have a few beers and get buzzed and talk about work. And then people leave and people break off into groups and the "friends" portion of the night starts, when you might actually get drunk with your group of friends from work. But there is no illusion that there is any connection to work at that point.
Re:Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthine...
by baby on Saturday August 08, 2020 @01:05AM
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Being up all night actually is akin to drinking for your body, or so I’ve read. I’ve definitely felt the same effects from sleep deprivation.
Re:Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthine...
by ralls_ebfe on Saturday August 08, 2020 @02:16AM
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I experienced something similar, when I stopped drinking alcohol for health reasons and still noticing mental impairment when staying at parties until morning.
Re:Alcohol as a social technology to check the trustworthine...
by partyboat1586 on Saturday August 08, 2020 @05:37AM
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Unless you drink a ton most of the hangover effect comes from sleep loss and dehydration.
This is 30+ year old me speaking, but mid-20s me would be out until the early hours of the morning with the rest of the team on a work night, and I loved it. But now that I manage a team, I pretty much never make alcohol the focus of any company event - not really healthy or something I want to be actively promoting to employees. I guess I'm a bit of a puritan now.