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Re:Why the ‘Best Places to Work’ Often Aren’t by smacktoward on Wednesday December 24, 2014 @09:41PM (#8795242)
It's not the job of employees to provide companionship for their employers. You're hiring workers, not friends.

If employees want to get together on their own time and spend the holiday together, that's cool. But it gets less cool the more you mix in expecting them to do work for you and/or fill in gaps in your social life.

Re:Why the ‘Best Places to Work’ Often Aren’t by wellactually on Thursday December 25, 2014 @01:05AM (#8795598)
"Everyone deserves a happy home... at work."