otherwise-banal office socialising

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In March, a viral Twitter thread exposed its prevalence. Well after leaving a job, people shared that anything from retracing their old commute to otherwise-banal office socialising might induce chest pains, muscle spasms and more. (Why long-term workplace trauma is a real phenomenon by Lexi McMenamin)

Does "otherwise-banal office socialising" mean the office socialising is just banal and no more than that?
 
It means that this kind of socialising would normally (if it were not associated with trauma) be considered banal.

otherwise means something like 'under other circumstances'.
 
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