Best practices for navigating political discussions among coworkers
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Amii Barnard-Bahn2021-02-23T15:32:00
It’s not realistic to outright ban talk of politics with coworkers, but in today’s polarized climate it’s smart to set policies and educate employees about lines that should not be crossed.
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