Asking out coworkers? (young, relations, break up, like)
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Is this a bad idea? I don't recall anything against it in corporate policy, and while I suppose it is possible I could oversee work she does in the future right now I don't. We don't even work at the same site.
Is this a bad idea? I don't recall anything against it in corporate policy, and while I suppose it is possible I could oversee work she does in the future right now I don't. We don't even work at the same site.
In what way do you mean "asking out co-workers"?
Are you saying relationship? If so, I'd pass. Nothing good can come from it. If you mean asking them to lunch but not going further then co-workers at lunch, then shoot for the moon.
Are you saying relationship? If so, I'd pass. Nothing good can come from it. If you mean asking them to lunch but not going further then co-workers at lunch, then shoot for the moon.
Nothing good comes from any relationship, but that doesn't stop anyone.
I did get involved with a coworker once, I was so young and dumb. It did not work. I was very relieved when I was laid off a month later - the tension at work SUCKED.
I see nothing wrong with it, as long as you all are not working side by side.
Like most relationships be prepared that it won't last. Think if/when that happens if that will be a problem. Trust your own judgement.
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