You see smiling at the receptionist for five minutes a day as an unacceptable working condition; but you need to understand that part of keeping a job you like includes managing your coworkers.
it’s not only smiling, it’s giving attention to somebody I dislike that tires me.
I have no problem with work friendship that grow naturally, but they have to grow… naturally. Placing me in a environment with an instruction like ‘be friends with these people’ doesn’t work for me.
You write managing your coworkers, even if I’m a coworker myself and not a manager. Ain’t that a manager’s job?
about your second paragraph: you’re such a good actor. I’m too transparent.
I have myself occasionally had coworkers or other call me rude or condescending, and I’ve never really found a way out from under that when it’s happened.
and people who hear them complain are not mature enough to ask for the other side before jumping to conclusions, you mean…
golden_zealot@lemmy.ml 22 hours ago
Medicine is a team activity. Being capable of relating to coworkers and patients is part of this.
Try therapy or find a different line of work.