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I'm not sure how your responses honestly refuted what I said.
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Originally Posted by Steve Hazzard 
Some persons posses little or no social skills. Being employed in an office workplace environment is difficult for the non-skilled social person. I'm 61 years old and I can tell you that going to a job that you hate is not a good thing, no matter the paycheck. I have quit several jobs with little or no notice because it was an overwhelming and stressful effort just to arrive at work on a daily basis. Hating one's job or place of employment makes for a bad employee and bad employer-employee relations; been there, done that.
The type of person described in the story would be better served personally, socially and financially if she were self-employed and/or was in an independent contractor relationship with little or no oversight or social contacts. 
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I'm not refuting your response, I simply amplified it based upon my personal work experiences.
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