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Just started a new job, was wondering how long it usually takes you guys to get close and be involved in banter.






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    26 minutes and 42 seconds
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  • I can agree with bruglesco for the most part. I feel like a few more seconds will do it though.
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    Given your inability to understand banter in the first place, i would estimate several years at the very least.
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    @generalexception No wonder he posted this... lol
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    26 minutes and 42 seconds
    – bruglesco
    Nov 29 at 19:01










  • I can agree with bruglesco for the most part. I feel like a few more seconds will do it though.
    – L_Church
    2 days ago






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    Given your inability to understand banter in the first place, i would estimate several years at the very least.
    – general exception
    2 days ago






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    @generalexception No wonder he posted this... lol
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    2 days ago















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    26 minutes and 42 seconds
    – bruglesco
    Nov 29 at 19:01










  • I can agree with bruglesco for the most part. I feel like a few more seconds will do it though.
    – L_Church
    2 days ago






  • 1




    Given your inability to understand banter in the first place, i would estimate several years at the very least.
    – general exception
    2 days ago






  • 1




    @generalexception No wonder he posted this... lol
    – L_Church
    2 days ago
















  • 1




    26 minutes and 42 seconds
    – bruglesco
    Nov 29 at 19:01










  • I can agree with bruglesco for the most part. I feel like a few more seconds will do it though.
    – L_Church
    2 days ago






  • 1




    Given your inability to understand banter in the first place, i would estimate several years at the very least.
    – general exception
    2 days ago






  • 1




    @generalexception No wonder he posted this... lol
    – L_Church
    2 days ago










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26 minutes and 42 seconds
– bruglesco
Nov 29 at 19:01




26 minutes and 42 seconds
– bruglesco
Nov 29 at 19:01












I can agree with bruglesco for the most part. I feel like a few more seconds will do it though.
– L_Church
2 days ago




I can agree with bruglesco for the most part. I feel like a few more seconds will do it though.
– L_Church
2 days ago




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Given your inability to understand banter in the first place, i would estimate several years at the very least.
– general exception
2 days ago




Given your inability to understand banter in the first place, i would estimate several years at the very least.
– general exception
2 days ago




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@generalexception No wonder he posted this... lol
– L_Church
2 days ago






@generalexception No wonder he posted this... lol
– L_Church
2 days ago












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It varies based on your personality and those of your co-workers. Also a consideration is how high the staff turn-over is. In places where there's a high turnover, people don't bother getting to know the new guy until they're there for a while.



Just do your job, be friendly and approachable, and join in conversation when it seems to be open and something you feel you can contribute in.






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    It varies based on your personality and those of your co-workers. Also a consideration is how high the staff turn-over is. In places where there's a high turnover, people don't bother getting to know the new guy until they're there for a while.



    Just do your job, be friendly and approachable, and join in conversation when it seems to be open and something you feel you can contribute in.






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      It varies based on your personality and those of your co-workers. Also a consideration is how high the staff turn-over is. In places where there's a high turnover, people don't bother getting to know the new guy until they're there for a while.



      Just do your job, be friendly and approachable, and join in conversation when it seems to be open and something you feel you can contribute in.






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        It varies based on your personality and those of your co-workers. Also a consideration is how high the staff turn-over is. In places where there's a high turnover, people don't bother getting to know the new guy until they're there for a while.



        Just do your job, be friendly and approachable, and join in conversation when it seems to be open and something you feel you can contribute in.






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        It varies based on your personality and those of your co-workers. Also a consideration is how high the staff turn-over is. In places where there's a high turnover, people don't bother getting to know the new guy until they're there for a while.



        Just do your job, be friendly and approachable, and join in conversation when it seems to be open and something you feel you can contribute in.







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