How Do You Handle Socialization at Work?
Posted on | December 26, 2012 | By Administrator | 1 Comment
The work environment can be difficult. Building and maintaining appropriate fences while at the same time being a team player is a challenge.
How have you handled it?
What social activities do you participate in at work?
Do you go to holiday parties?
What are the ideas that have worked best for you?
Category: Question of The Week
Comments
One Response to “How Do You Handle Socialization at Work?”
Leave a Reply
Search
Shul Politics
Popular Posts
- How Can We Avoid Alienating our Families and Breaching Our Values?
- Are BTs Treated as Second Class Citizens?
- Why do Frum Jews Purchase Anti-Orthodox and Anti-Israel Periodicals?
- How Would You Describe Your Secular Knowledge Integration Strategy
- Concerts, Intellectual Understanding and Rabbinic Authority
- Who’s Cracked the Code on Frum Finances?
- Why Do Observant Jews Generally Vote Republican?
- Major Problems Facing the Jewish People
Categories
- Abuse
- Achdus
- Advice
- Amazing BTs
- Announcements
- Anti-Missionary
- At Risk
- Attitudes
- Becoming Observant
- Big Challenges
- Bilvavi
- Bitachon
- Book Review
- BT Movement
- BT Support Infrastructure
- Campus BTs
- Chanukah
- Character Development
- Chesed
- Chinuch
- Community
- Conferences
- Conformity
- Conversion
- Cooking
- Davening
- Death
- Derachim
- Disappointments
- Dvar Torah
- Education
- Elul
- Emuna
- Enthusiasm
- Eretz Yisroel
- Essays
- Events
- Explaining Judaism
- Family
- Famous BTs
- Fast Days
- Financial Matters
- Finding a Rav
- Friends
- Gedolim
- Genealogy
- Gratitude
- Great Jews
- Great Seforim
- Growth
- Halacha
- Hashkafa
- Hesped
- Holocaust
- Identity
- Individuality
- Inspiration
- Integration
- Intermarriage
- Internet Usage
- Interpersonal Relationship
- Introspection
- Israel
- Issues
- Jewish History
- Jewish Lifecycle
- Jewish Survival
- Jewish Thought
- Kavanna
- Keeping Kosher
- Kiruv
- Knowledge Gap
- Learning
- Links
- Living In America
- Making Choice
- Mazal Tov
- Mentors
- Mesillas Yesharim
- Middos
- Miscellaneous
- Mishpacha BT Symposium
- Music
- Mussar
- News
- Off the Derech
- Outreach
- Parenting
- Parents
- Parsha
- Past Life
- Pesach
- Petira
- Pirkei Avos
- Plateauing
- Practical Issues
- Prayer
- Press
- Primacy of Torah
- Project Notes
- Public Service
- Purim
- Question of The Week
- Rejuvenation
- Relatives
- Rosh Chodesh
- Ruchnius/Gashmius
- Schools
- Sensitivities
- Shabbos
- Shalom Bayis
- Shavuos
- Shepping Nachas
- Shidduchim
- Shiur
- Shiva Information
- Simcha
- Slice of Life
- Society
- Stories
- Tefillah
- Tehillim
- Teshuva
- Teshuva Journeys
- Tisha B'Av
- Tolerance
- Torah Poetry
- Tznius
- Video
- What is Torah Judaism
- Women's Issues
- Work
- Yahrzeits
- Yeshiva
- Yom Tovim
- Yomim Noraim
December 31st, 2012 @ 12:03 pm
My office had a holiday party this year that I did attend. It was at a night club that had been rented out. There was kosher food available for those of us who would eat it (the corporation I work for is owned by frum Jews). I didn’t hang out on the dance floor and only ordered soda from the open bar.
Once a month my office has a pitch-in lunch. The other Frum person in my department and I will either bring in soda, chips, or dessert. This way we are contributing to the cause.