Community Post: Friends in the Workplace
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Do you have a best friend at work? Michelle DeRusha, a member of The High Calling community, tells us how having a close friend at work helped her productivity. She writes: "I swear we raised our kids together in those ten-minute bursts of conversation a day. All the joys and frustrations and fears, the euphoric highs and the cataclysmic lows that go hand-in-hand with parenting, and life, really, were exchanged within a 12-foot-by-12-foot office. ... I see now how we grounded each other; how we were each other’s life preserver in a wildly tossing sea."
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Image by Jaskirat Singh Bawa. Used with permission. Sourced via Flickr. Post by Michelle DeRusha.
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Contributors: Michelle DeRusha
Published by The High Calling, May 10, 2012.
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