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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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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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tmo1965 said: DON'T!
BAD IDEA !! Yeah. Date someone off the Org instead. | |
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MrJoker said: tmo1965 said: DON'T!
BAD IDEA !! Yeah. Date someone off the Org instead. Any suggestions? | |
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littlemissg said: MrJoker said: Yeah. Date someone off the Org instead. Any suggestions? no no and no | |
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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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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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There is nothing wrong with dating a co-worker. I married my boss!! (true story).
Now I'm her boss!! (not true story) When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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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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Moderator | 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... ...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. In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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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. Please note: effective March 21, 2010, I've stepped down from my prince.org Moderator position. |
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Hey, I think it's a fine idea, just as long as you were planning to quit your job anyway. | |
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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... ...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. Ohhh, but it came damn close a few times to being a total disaster, from what I remember you telling me... ...Remember the comments, the staring at the items on your desk, etc, etc??... | |
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Moderator | 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. Ohhh, but it came damn close a few times to being a total disaster, from what I remember you telling me... ...Remember the comments, the staring at the items on your desk, etc, etc??... it could have gone real bad real easy In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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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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