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Reply #30 posted 02/26/05 7:58am

heybaby

no no and no.
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Reply #31 posted 02/26/05 3:07pm

BobGeorge909

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Hello
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Reply #32 posted 02/26/05 4:33pm

tmo1965

DON'T!


I did it once against my better judgement and it was terrible when the relationship didn't work out. I wound up getting another job because I couldn't stand to run into this guy that often.


BAD IDEA !!
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Reply #33 posted 02/26/05 5:47pm

littlemissg

tmo1965 said:

DON'T!


I did it once against my better judgement and it was terrible when the relationship didn't work out. I wound up getting another job because I couldn't stand to run into this guy that often.


BAD IDEA !!


DANG!
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Reply #34 posted 02/26/05 9:44pm

MrJoker

tmo1965 said:

DON'T!

BAD IDEA !!

Yeah. Date someone off the Org instead. razz
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Reply #35 posted 02/27/05 12:52pm

littlemissg

MrJoker said:

tmo1965 said:

DON'T!

BAD IDEA !!

Yeah. Date someone off the Org instead. razz


Any suggestions?
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Reply #36 posted 02/27/05 12:59pm

heybaby

littlemissg said:

MrJoker said:


Yeah. Date someone off the Org instead. razz


Any suggestions?


no no and no lol
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Reply #37 posted 02/27/05 1:55pm

BinaryJustin

Date a co-worker, so long as they don't sit nearby:

a) The nearest coffee-machine;
b) The nearest printer;
c) The nearest toilet;
d) The exit.

Believe me - I'm talking from experience. Once you break up with them, you may find yourself trapped like Pac-Man in your office, trying to avoid them.

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Reply #38 posted 02/27/05 2:03pm

heybaby

BinaryJustin said:

Date a co-worker, so long as they don't sit nearby:

a) The nearest coffee-machine;
b) The nearest printer;
c) The nearest toilet;
d) The exit.

Believe me - I'm talking from experience. Once you break up with them, you may find yourself trapped like Pac-Man in your office, trying to avoid them.



that's why i never dated a co-worker 'cause thats basically how i imagined it.
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Reply #39 posted 02/27/05 2:16pm

bkw

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There is nothing wrong with dating a co-worker. I married my boss!! (true story).

Now I'm her boss!! woot! wink (not true story)
When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.
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Reply #40 posted 02/27/05 2:18pm

Reincarnate

I don't see the problem, providing if it doesn't work you can both be mature about it .. and provided your company doesn't have any rules against it.

I say go for it if you feel it's something you want to do.
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Reply #41 posted 02/27/05 2:39pm

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Byron said:

Dating co-workers should be near the top of "Dating No-No's"...lol...It's never a good idea. I had the chance to go out with a co-worker a little over a year ago...very sweet, beautiful beyond belief...Sweeny kept trying to get me to ask her out... lol...but besides the fact that there wasn't any real connection, the fact that she was a co-worker completely put it in the "No" column, didn't matter how attractive she was...



AND ,at the same time I was trying to get Byron to ask this chick out for coffee,I was dating a co worker. There was somewhat of a connection there, no one at work knew about us, and it wasn't a disaster in the end or anything, but it wasn't the smartest thing to do.

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Reply #42 posted 02/27/05 5:03pm

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I have no personal experience with co-worker relationships. (I have, however, known others who have done it.) All I have to say is this: they're especially dangerous when they involve a supervisor and a subordinate. That situation is likely to cause the appearance of impropriety, and many employers have policies concerning it. At a minimum, you may be required to report the relationship to higher-ups. At worst, one of the two people involved may be reassigned to a different position, forced to resign, or fired.
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Reply #43 posted 02/27/05 8:16pm

tackam

Hey, I think it's a fine idea, just as long as you were planning to quit your job anyway. smile
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Reply #44 posted 02/27/05 8:21pm

Byron

Sweeny79 said:

Byron said:

Dating co-workers should be near the top of "Dating No-No's"...lol...It's never a good idea. I had the chance to go out with a co-worker a little over a year ago...very sweet, beautiful beyond belief...Sweeny kept trying to get me to ask her out... lol...but besides the fact that there wasn't any real connection, the fact that she was a co-worker completely put it in the "No" column, didn't matter how attractive she was...



AND ,at the same time I was trying to get Byron to ask this chick out for coffee,I was dating a co worker. There was somewhat of a connection there, no one at work knew about us, and it wasn't a disaster in the end or anything, but it wasn't the smartest thing to do.

giggle

Ohhh, but it came damn close a few times to being a total disaster, from what I remember you telling me... lol...Remember the comments, the staring at the items on your desk, etc, etc??...
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Reply #45 posted 02/27/05 8:23pm

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Byron said:

Sweeny79 said:




AND ,at the same time I was trying to get Byron to ask this chick out for coffee,I was dating a co worker. There was somewhat of a connection there, no one at work knew about us, and it wasn't a disaster in the end or anything, but it wasn't the smartest thing to do.

giggle

Ohhh, but it came damn close a few times to being a total disaster, from what I remember you telling me... lol...Remember the comments, the staring at the items on your desk, etc, etc??...


nod it could have gone real bad real easy nod
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Reply #46 posted 02/28/05 2:40pm

Anxiety

i think this can only really work if you're dating your boss, because it raises the stakes and makes your job even more uncomfortable if you have a nasty break-up, and that's sexy.
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