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This is going to vary widely by the type of person you are, the type of people at your work, and your work culture. Some coworkers go out to happy hour and parties together, and some have no engagement with coworkers outside work. As long as you're not being toxic or causing problems and stay professional at work, you can set your own boundaries where you want to.