How Is Your Relationship With Your Co-Workers?
926817
Very good.  If people like you there, then they will like you somewhere else.  Good Luck!!!
1116673
Not bad at all where I work, but then again almost all our bosses are totally cool. But I've been places where people flat out tell their boss "F--k You", and nothing happens to them. Weird....
962005
I keep my personal life separate from work.  I do not think the two should mix.  I get along with my coworkers.  I am polite and friendly, but I never forget the line.  I have seen too many people routine their careers and professional reputations by forgetting that.
1187381
I've dated a boss of mine.  Heck, even the girl who worked my job before me -- she quit because she married my new boss!  Go for it.  Just remember -- work is work, relationship is relationship.  And wait until he ends it current one before you move in on the prize.\n\nI actually work with my fiance -- he's not my boss, but we met here and have been together for 2.5 years.  Studies show that us overworked Americans are turning more and more to workplace relationships and employers are becoming okay with it.
369
Yes they do. My wife and I worked for the same company albeit in different depts. We met when a co-worker we both knew has his leaving party. Since we were in different depts there was no issue, although we did keep it a secret for a while.
464279
How do you react when you're in a disagreement with someone at work?\nWhy did you leave your old job?\nWhat is your greatest achievement?
269294
If you can keep your love life and your job separate then it should be fine. When you are at work don't treat him as your boyfriend...just another co-worker.
316211
As far as my personal experience goes....NO! Definately not!\nI have been married twice by so called men who have had affairs with co-workers.
438793
Sometimes with a couple of co-workers, sometimes with a date, and sometimes alone.
422458
Don't.  Just think how tense it would be at work if you broke up, and had to see them all the time.  \n\nEven if you don't break up--are you sure that the person won't talk about you to other people at work?  Would you want that?
514457
I understand how frustating that could be but don't get yourself all worked up over it.  Keep doing what you are supposed to do.  Don't worry about your co-worker.  I'm pretty sure that your employer will catch up to him or her eventually.
514382
in order to maintain a professional relationsship at work, it's better not to get too familiarised outside office. it should not be an individual socialising, there are occasions when the entire office staff is invited for some events, that's the time when you could mix around with the bosses, the co-workers. otherwise it interferes with the professional relationship and gives rise to gossip and scandal. it's always better to maintain a certain distance with the office staff, so that your work situations are not affected.
174657
The one I work for now is the best.  We get along great.  The worst I've had was at my last job.  She was backstabbing bitch and she talked about everybody then acted like their best friend to their faces.  She even talked trash about her best friend, the assistant manager.
720893
I've been there. It can get pretty complicated and feelings can get confused. let your friends know that as a manager your first obligation is to the company. Let them know that you value their friendship but dont want your friendship to hinder your performance at work. Usually most "good" friends can respect that if not then thats a whole other ball game.
535233
Yes.  I found other employment.  Sometimes you just don't "click" with your co-workers/bosses/etc.  Personalities clash.   I've never been able to work in that sort of environment, so i found a job that i could work in.
450416
HOW LONG HAVE YOU TWO KNOWN EACH OTHER?  WOULD YOU HAVE TO GIVE UP A JOB?  WHAT IS SITUATION NOW (HOW OFTEN DO YOU SEE EACH OTHER)?  LIST PROS AND CONS FOR THE MOVE.
892726
Work relationships are bad news.\n\nFocus on someone that is not in your business world.