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If work is for work, then why do we keep bringing politics to the workplace? I agree tho, work is for work. It's hard to draw the line when you spend at least

• monocasa 6y ago
  > If work is for work, then why do we keep bringing politics to the workplace? There's a difference between politics in general, which by their nature spill over to all aspects of life (and IMO the only people who can pretend to think that politics doesn't affect them are the ones in the nexus of status quo where the current political environment helps them more than others), and allowing sexual advances in the workplace with the power relationships inherent in those interactions. > I agree tho, work is for work. It's hard to draw the line when you spend at least 8 hours there, and go home keep working or checking slack and you build your whole life around your job/career.. For sure, this model is heavily predicated on a work/life balance.