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You can put aside your personal views at work. I don't give people shit or favor for their views in either direction. It's called being a professional.
by 67726e 10y ago
You can put aside your personal views at work. I don't give people shit or favor for their views in either direction. It's called being a professional.
- Grishnakh 10y agoIf you come to a manager who's an anti-LGBT crusader outside of work with some issues related to your same-sex marriage, if you really think that person is going to give you a fair shake, you're insane. They may try to hide their views so they don't get fired, but it absolutely will affect their treatment of you.
- koenigdavidmj 10y ago> * If you come to a manager who's an anti-LGBT crusader outside of work with some issues related to your same-sex marriage* Your manager is not your personal grief counselor. Here is a fairly complete list of reasons why it might be discussed: - "I need a week off for my honeymoon." - "I am required by company policy to tell you or HR that I am dating [name] from sales." - At the company Christmas party: "Hi, this is my spouse/partner [name]. [name], this is my manager, [name]."
- Grishnakh 10y agoExactly: in each of those situations, your virulently anti-LGBT manager or HR person will find out what you are, and then use it against you in overt or subtle ways. It's hard to hide your lifestyle at work.