1. You have to see this person EVERY DAY, if it does not work out - awkward.
2. You get to see this person EVERY DAY, if it works out - awesome.
I guess if you are interested in someone at work it can be miserable being around them all the time without at least giving it a shot...but beware the repercussions.
I don't know, it worked for Jim and Pam [who aren't real] but I think they're the exception.
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i would not date anyone i ever worked with because what if, at some point, one of you gets promoted and has to manage the other person?
what if you break up and then you have to see them all the time?
what if people in the office find out and then you're accused of playing favorites (again, if you're in a supervisor role)?
i think it has the potential of stunting your career growth and tainting your professional reputation.
I would only date a co-worker if they worked on the other side of the office, on another floor, or in another building. Point being, if you break up, you don't have to see them everyday.
I don't need the drama... no thanks.
konigsmark..that is because everyone you work with is gay and, i am sorry, but i don't think you could pull that off.
Agreed. It's just not a good idea. It makes things bad generally for the whole office. Although, if you started a relationship and it got really serious, there is always the Jim and Pam strategy of divide and conquer. One person leaves the office because of a good opportunity.
What about lamp? Is it ok to date lamp if you met it at the office? I love lamp...
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