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Paradox Interactive's return-to-office policy may be driving employees away from the studio
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This is close to how I feel.
I like the social interaction, find meetings to be quicker irl, but absolutely loathe commuting and having my time wasted. I get enough social interaction from the gym and friends that I don't need work to provide that, but I absolutely understand how people feel that way.
Yeah commuting does suck, I also miss having more free time at home because sometimes it's slow at work and instead of just browsing hexbear I can do housework when I'm at home and then I don't have to do that during personal hours.
Personally, even outside of work, the friends that I'm most likely to interact with, not counting family members, are people I met through work.