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The thing I find problematic is the line of what things to say at home, office and social media is pretty much non-existing (at least in my tech "bubble"). I ra
by wreath 6y ago
The thing I find problematic is the line of what things to say at home, office and social media is pretty much non-existing (at least in my tech "bubble"). I rarely find anyone agreeing with me that politics should stay out of the workplace for example, or family gatherings etc.
- ck425 6y agoMaybe you're in a bubble but regardless I don't think it should be a black and white rule. Whether I discuss politics or similar contentious issues (religion, ethics etc) all depend on the individual relationships. I don't blanket refuse to discuss these things with colleagues, but I do self censor depending on individual relationships. Obviously in work I prioritise my ability to work with the individual and due to that often self censor more, but it's not a blanket rule.
- wreath 6y agoOh i didnt mean its a black and white deal. I agree with what you are saying. I feel comfortable talking about certain subjects with certain colleagues only that i feel close to, but certainly wouldnt do it in a company wide public forum.