> not let your political views affect what you do That's a political stance. As long as you're part of society, you'll always have a political stance. That's w

> not let your political views affect what you do That's a political stance. As long as you're part of society, you'll always have a political stance. That's what the other commentor was getting at. Why would you ever want your views to not influence what you do? If not yours, whose perception would you use to inform what you do? And why would you want to keep your views private? If you think that your views are so inappropriate or unimportant that you can't share them, that's a view in of itself and that's what people will see. > You do not try to change anyone else's political views as part of your job Whether you should try to actively change someone's view is a big question. It's a very different question than whether or not you should have/share your worldview. Whether you like it or not, your views are what they are because of others sharing theirs (explicitly or implicitly).