Close friendships at work are lifelines that have frayed during the pandemic

We have gone from having lunch with colleagues and meeting after work to eating hurriedly at our desks at home. The change in relationships at work also affects our productivity, argues SMU’s Kenneth Tai.

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Main Author:	TAI, Kenneth
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Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2021
Subjects:	Work relationships friendships Covid-19 work from home Human Resources Management Organizational Behavior and Theory Public Health
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Close friendships at work are lifelines that have frayed during the pandemic

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