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I have a feeling that most people offended by a tiny laptop sticker (regardless of which party) are exactly the kinds of employees we wouldn't want to have. If
by koheripbal 6y ago
I have a feeling that most people offended by a tiny laptop sticker (regardless of which party) are exactly the kinds of employees we wouldn't want to have.
If people are focusing on work, these little things go unnoticed.
What's great about it is that it's engendered a culture of eye-rolling to people who try to interject their religion or politics, and this has become somewhat self-perpetuating.
If someone spammed a political article into a common venue (we don't use slack because it's such a waste of time), then I doubt it would get reported - just ignored.
> Politics are inextricable from most plausible modern workplaces.
I don't see how you could logically make this argument. Our business plan and financial goals have zero to do with the current political landscape.