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You're not wrong, but business is different than personal life. Within my family and the people I trust, I'll say and do things that outsiders might not approv
by dgzl 8y ago
You're not wrong, but business is different than personal life.
Within my family and the people I trust, I'll say and do things that outsiders might not approve of, and it's none of their business. However in a business, the entire point is just business, and whatever it takes to make it better. The intersection of business and personal-trust is the grey area. Should I be square all the time at work, and mitigate as much risk as possible? Or can I relax on my break and try starting a conversion with the attractive woman eating by herself?
The #meToo movement has shown that the grey area is certainly 'risky'.