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Depends on who you (want to) work with. I think about it this way: co-operation depends on trust and shared values, the lack of which hinders or prevents this.
by wsgeorge 4y ago
Depends on who you (want to) work with.
I think about it this way: co-operation depends on trust and shared values, the lack of which hinders or prevents this.
Every one of us is a bag of values, and some of these will often intersect with some of those we work with. Since team work is an active act of co-operation, it makes more sense for me to actively share those values that are broadly in agreement with those that will improve the work relationship.
- junofan 4y agoWhile your values may shape your political opinions, hopefully they are quite separate.
- wsgeorge 4y agoI think of political opinions as more concrete expressions of deeper values, just like other tastes and tendencies. So while they may generally correlate, a specific political opinion will be the result of several competing values, lived experience and other influences. So yes, they are somewhat separate, and IMO they can shift quite wildly, given the same set of core values.