[ SECRET POST #2473 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2473 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Swearing in the Workplace Y/N

[pantswarrior]

I dunno, I work in IT and the profanities are flying from every direction - including our department boss - unless the university president or vice pres are present. XD We're a really laid-back department though. We're supposed to dress "business casual" at the minimum, but everyone knows it's pretty ridiculous, and we have been known to throw things over each other's cubicle walls, hang signs with the wrong names (including names that no one in the department actually has) on each other's cubicles, literally ride bikes into/through meetings, and make up silly cartoon mascots and acronyms for our assorted projects (one was actually internally referred to as HERPDERP for awhile, and I am currently designing an evil robot with a whip to serve as the personification for our project handling program).

Basically we are a bunch of geeks forced to wear button-down shirts and khakis instead of t-shirts with Star Trek references and worn-out jeans. As long as we get the work done and don't act like this in front of the public, no one with any authority cares. ;)

Re: Swearing in the Workplace Y/N

[(Anonymous)]

Your workplace sounds fun!