Being myself? No thanks. I am weird, and most people don't tolerate weirdness. I can be weird in my free time, with my friends. At job, I am there to make mone

Being myself? No thanks. I am weird, and most people don't tolerate weirdness. I can be weird in my free time, with my friends. At job, I am there to make money to pay my bills, and I am not going to jeopardize that needlessly. I will try to mostly be quiet, and let you project your own beliefs on me. That is what most people prefer. Politics is just another case of this. Many people got caught by surprise, because being normal is now also officially considered weird and unacceptable. > These expectations go far beyond skills or shared ethics into fuzzier areas such as cultural values. In some cases a companies attempt to architect their own sub-culture and expect staff to follow. I suppose they would prefer running a cult to running a company, because cult members are cheaper and more obedient. Pretend to play along, don't believe any of it. They most likely don't believe it either. If you want to be treated with respect, unionize. If you believe you are too smart to unionize, shut up and enjoy the fruits of your imaginary smartness.