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Yes, it is possible, but rule 0 is you don't date someone in your management chain or who has you in their management chain, and rule 1 is that you shouldn't da
by joshAg 9y ago
Yes, it is possible, but rule 0 is you don't date someone in your management chain or who has you in their management chain, and rule 1 is that you shouldn't date someone who you work with regularly.
These aren't edge cases. These are the basic ground rules.
The possibility of falling in love there is less important than maintaining a professional work environment. Workplaces don't exist for matchmaking. That's not why people are there. If it happens in a way that doesn't negatively impact the workplace, that's great. But that's ancillary.
- pertymcpert 9y agoI agree that makes sense in order to prioritise your career at that company. If we look at the bigger picture though, many people reach their later stages in life without having met a partner they can share their life with. It's not easy find, and IMO orders of magnitude harder than finding a new job. To me, if I were in that position I would ignore the basic ground rules and see where it goes. Take a chance on love and if it doesn't work out then go find another job.
- tome 9y agoA reasonable voice finally joins this discussion.