In today’s polarized world, navigating political discussions at work can feel like walking a tightrope. While some employees are open to sharing their beliefs, many others prefer to keep their politics private. Recent survey data sheds light on how workers feel about political discussions in the workplace and the potential career consequences of crossing that line.
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