one of 11 participants taking part in the pilot “friendcare” scheme for the pharmacy group Apotek Hjärtat. […] she’s granted 15 minutes a week […] to focus on strengthening her friendships or making new connections. […] She can use this allotted friendcare time to chat on the phone, make plans over text, or meet up with someone in person. […] Like all participants in the pilot project, she has been given 1,000 kronor ($100; £80) to help pay for friendship-based activities
So it’s like one extra work break and a couple dollars a week? I guess I’d rather have it than not, but it kinda feels like pizza Friday.
Yeah, but at least it doesn’t sound like some kind of “coworkers are your friends” shit. They seem to be trying, however small, to have work accommodate socializing, instead of being it.
So it’s like one extra work break and a couple dollars a week? I guess I’d rather have it than not, but it kinda feels like pizza Friday.
Yeah, but at least it doesn’t sound like some kind of “coworkers are your friends” shit. They seem to be trying, however small, to have work accommodate socializing, instead of being it.