Conversations about the midterm elections are all over your TV, your social media feed, and are likely commonplace at the water cooler. What’s appropriate for discussing at work and how do you manage the potential conflicts that may arise? In, “Turning Down the Heat on Political Discussions at Work,” I dive into the challenges of potentially heated political discussions at work and employers can keep things civil.
Turning Down the Heat on Political Discussions at Work
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