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Wrong to make male friends in absence of females at workplace?
Asked by Female, 23, Single
I am a fresher in my job! and their are no girls in my team and I am not able to mingle up with girls in other team because of ego crashing. Is it wrong to make a male friend?
Answer
Harish Bhuvanendran
Life Coach
Greetings for the day!
Work place can be super difficult initally for anyone and I can understand that you are also facing a lot of difficulties initially. Give it sometime everything will become alright, and things will settle in for you, until then let me tell one thing for sure that, it is not at all wrong to make friends in any gender.
As long as you know the limits that you need to maintain, so that others don't receive any unwanted communication from you of any sort.
If you want to discuss more about workplace problems, then don't at all worry and you can message me and we can help you overcome your workplace difficulties and make sure that you have a comfortable time settling in your new workplace.
Thanks :)
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