Its an uncommonly tumultuous time in America for politics, and never before has broadcasting political views been so fraught with the potential for causing personal and professional damage. All across the country, extended families are biting their tongues across the dinner table from each other – especially during the holidays.. But what about at work? Polite … Read full-story
It’s a divisive time in American politics, particularly among the young. When asked whether the political views of their coworkers affect their working relationships, 35% of people in Generation Z (ages 18 to 25) said yes, the most of any age group, according to the latest reading of an ongoing survey by Comparably. More than 13,000 people, predominantly … Read full-story
Political discussions have historically been an office no-no — and there may be good reason. Today, 1 in 3 people say their coworkers’ political views affect their working relationships, according to the latest reading of an ongoing query by Comparably. More than 5,000 people across the tech industry responded to the query. The youngest are … Read full-story
It’s one of the long-held rules in workplace etiquette: keep your political views out of work conversations. But at a time when the news cycle is fast and furious, when our social media feeds are crammed with articles and rants and memes about the news of the day, it may be harder to hold your tongue. … Read full-story
