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Dont like them either. Bar is better than dating apps as nothing replaces face to face conversation. Found gay friends at pwc and eventually regularly go to the gay bar. We introduce mutual friends to each other and grew circle since then.
I don’t like them, but it seems like the only way to meet people if you’re not into the bar scene.
For sure go with friends. I’m pretty sure your local office has some OPEN guys/gals. I’ve had great times going with co workers and they have met some great people. Don’t go alone if you can avoid it
@PwC1 - that’s so true re: face to face conversation. But that’s probably my biggest issue with trying to meet people at bars. They’re usually so noisy that you really can’t get to know anyone.
I’ve had some great conversations with people I’ve matched with via apps. But the problem there is that people seem to lose interest quickly, and there’s not really a lot of follow-through with taking things offline and meeting in the real world.
Pwc 1 - same case in all of the things you said. I think meeting people in bars is just a jumpoff point to friendship and then making an effort to constantly invite people until it becomes a habit and eventually it’s no longer meeting in bars.
It makes it really easier if they have similar jobs as us, especially if from the same firm. Same hours, experience, expectations, and more topics to talk about. And for sure since big 4 firms are very rigorous in recruiting good people, there’s good background guarrantee already.