Americans Are Breaking Up With Their Work Friends
Millions of workers have switched jobs or gone remote—a big reason many employees say work friendships are harder to forge and less of a priority.
The Trait That ‘Super Friends’ Have in Common
A secure attachment style can help people initiate and maintain friendships.
Beyond Self-Care Bubble Baths: A Vision for Community Care
When a Promotion Means Losing Friends at Work
Sue Shellenbarger
How to Make Friends, According to Science
To begin, don’t dismiss the humble acquaintance.
How Connected Is Your Community to Everywhere Else in America?
A remarkably detailed look at America’s social lives online
The Power of Positive People - The New York Times
Are your friendships giving you a boost or bringing you down?
Work and the Loneliness Epidemic
Do Your Friends Actually Like You? - The New York Times
Recent research suggests that only about half of perceived friendships are mutual.
Give up and go up goals
Be the Friend You Wish You Had
How Friendships Change Over Time - The Atlantic
“We need to catch up soon!”
Friends at Work? Not So Much - The New York Times
Americans used to socialize more with their colleagues. Now, the office is more transactional.
How To Make New Friends As An Adult | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
As we get older, it gets harder to find new friends. Here’s how to break the ice, at any age.
How to Build Unscaleable Relationships | The Art of Manliness