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The change that’s being described here is going FROM what you’re saying TO the realization that “politics” is not some separate thing that you can choose not to
by arcatech 6y ago
The change that’s being described here is going FROM what you’re saying TO the realization that “politics” is not some separate thing that you can choose not to talk about, but actual issues that affect the lives of employees. People are tired of trying to ignore things that shouldn’t be ignored.
- tester756 6y agoYou have your whole rest of the day to commit it to the politics and make the difference. Politics at job will sooner or later lead to biases unless all people involved are _actually_ mature (don't think >18 yrs old) So, unless you're working at Facebook or Google where you have direct impact on politics, then no, we don't want politics at job.
- HeroOfAges 6y agoConversations about politics in the workplace only seems to be acceptable if you share nearly identical political views with those around you in the office. There is no true desire for diversity of thought. To me it feels like a way to reinforce groupthink.