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Should it? Sure, it detracts from the organizations mission. It's counter productive. However, if you eat all your meals at campus, then where else express poli
by mathgladiator 8y ago
Should it? Sure, it detracts from the organizations mission. It's counter productive. However, if you eat all your meals at campus, then where else express politics? I think this is more about companies taking over too much of life and life bleeds into work.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoMy impression from the article (and Damore case) is not that discussing politics is a problem per se - the problem is people there taking their politics up to 11, and forgetting any kind of rationality or even common sense on the way.