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would you go up to a Russian coworker and get in their face about Ukraine? people have a right to feel at ease in the workplace. if you think that your politic
by matrix87 2y ago
would you go up to a Russian coworker and get in their face about Ukraine?
people have a right to feel at ease in the workplace. if you think that your politics come before that, you aren't mature enough to work in a professional environment
- mandmandam 2y ago> would you go up to a Russian coworker and get in their face about Ukraine? Is the company supplying arms to Russia? Is the coworker the boss who lied about doing so? Have the Russians killed 15,000 children in 6 months with the aid of those weapons? Let's keep these analogies somewhat accurate.
- matrix87 2y ago> the company Where in my comment did I say anything about the company? GP was referring to making specific coworkers feel uncomfortable on the basis of ethnic identity If you think your politics take precedence over having a workplace where people can be productive without feeling under threat, consider freelance work If you disagree with your employer on such a fundamental level, maybe consider a different employer? If you leaving isn't enough to make them change their mind, what more will this degree of protesting accomplish?
- lern_too_spel 2y agoA lot of people are talking about Nimbus now. Would they be if these employees had simply quit?
- 0xBDB 2y ago> Is the company supplying arms to Russia? Is the coworker the boss who lied about >doing so? Is there some evidence that this is a defense/military-related project despite Google's public denials that that is the case? Honest question, I have no idea.