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It's a simple rule. Judging from the number of relationships I see spring up in my workplace, I wouldn't say that it's an easy rule to follow (for some people,
by khedoros1 9y ago
It's a simple rule. Judging from the number of relationships I see spring up in my workplace, I wouldn't say that it's an easy rule to follow (for some people, anyhow).
- paganel 9y ago> I wouldn't say that it's an easy rule to follow (for some people, anyhow). I stick by the same rule, but other people have not been so smart. Most famous case is Bill Gates, who's now not-happily married to Melinda Gates. Or not. Case in point, it is all debatable and depending on context, like all human interactions, but with witch-hunts like these the context gets totally lost.
- icebraining 9y agoWhich witch-hunt? The only people being accused seem to have been obviously over all reasonable limits. A side discussion about workplace relationships, without mentioning any names, is not a witch-hunt.
- icebraining 9y agoWhy do you think they're actually trying to follow it?