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Moreover, the rise of remote and hybrid work models has reduced the frequency and perceived importance of in-person socialization. Many younger workers value flexibility and personal time, viewing after-hours meetups as optional rather than essential.
The Influence of Changing Social Norms
Sociologically, the decline in traditional networking and socializing habits may be linked to a diminishing association between work and personal identity. Historically, work was not just a source of income but a pillar of social life. Now, many see their profession as just one aspect of their identity, reinforced by social media and digital communication.