While I'd personally feel uneasy asking out a co-worker and never have, I don't think it's weird as long as there's no power/authority dynamic (even than I don'

While I'd personally feel uneasy asking out a co-worker and never have, I don't think it's weird as long as there's no power/authority dynamic (even than I don't think it's an absolute per se), it even used to be a dominant location where couples met [0]. Still ranks relatively high, above elementary and secondary school. It's a more delicate situation as you shouldn't be really flirting with coworkers or disrespectful of boundaries, but asking one with whom there's a good relationship and possibly mutual attraction isn't really weird. FWIW, I'm not commenting on this article where there's no respect for boundaries and dismissive HR, but the blanket statement. 0: https://web.stanford.edu/~mrosenfe/Rosenfeld_et_al_Disintermediating_Friends.pdf#page=17 https://web.stanford.edu/~mrosenfe/Rosenfeld_et_al_Disinterm...