In recent years, some Japanese enterprises have begun to popular "lunch break exchange" activities. All departments of the company will arrange their employees to have lunch together, take a foot bath near the company, and talk about their recent feelings at a "talk". In short, let each employee spend their lunch break with everyone to increase the time and opportunities for communication.
In the workplace, no matter how good the relationship is, it seems fragile in front of interests. Two people who can't wear a pair of pants can fight for their own interests. So the saying "the workplace is like a battlefield" is absolutely true.
Colleagues should be cooperating with each other, not competing with each other as "enemies". If you think of your coworkers as stumbling blocks to your own development, it will be difficult for you to gain a foothold in the office, and of course, it will be even more difficult for you to develop. Remember that mutual benefit is the basic prerequisite for collective acceptance.
If you can't find the meaning and fun of your work gradually, you may want to reflect on whether you have tied the work and external rewards too tightly to forget your original intention and purpose. The happiness of work comes from the affirmation and desire of the heart. Carefully discover the fun and value of the work itself, and make learning and work become interesting things to "do for yourself".