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a date ???
Think carefully about your job. A failed work-place romance can have serious negative effects on your work. Do not enter in to this lightly. 
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just come out and ask.
Did it twice, dated the boss and ended up quiting. Not the right move, after all she did propose marriage. second time, dated, and got married. Got divorced, so now, who knows. 
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good rule: dont date your coworkers.
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just say NO!!!! NONONONONONOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
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That is a rule of mine..NEVER date someone I work with. I think that can lead to nothing but trouble. If one of you likes the other one and you want to end it..it can lead to drama at work. No thanks~~I go to work to get peace and quiet NOT drama.
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NEVER dip yer pen in the company inkwell!
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good rule: dont date your coworkers.
That's always been my rule! To many complications can come up if it doesn't work out! |
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I have to agree - it's a bad idea - or so in my experience.
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so you are ready to kill your feeling if it is for co-worker
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Edited by
nvkikigirl
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Mon 04/06/09 12:34 PM
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a date ??? Think carefully about your job. A failed work-place romance can have serious negative effects on your work. Do not enter in to this lightly.
I've done this and it wasn't a wise choice for me personally! 
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I've dated a coworker in the past. Never again.
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just say NO!!!! NONONONONONOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
But why ? |
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good rule: dont date your coworkers.
I agree. Definitely out of the question. It shows your boss that you don't take your job seriously. |
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good rule: dont date your coworkers.
I agree. Definitely out of the question. It shows your boss that you don't take your job seriously. That wasn't my reasoning at all. My boss had no idea I was dating a coworker. It's just that when things don't work out, you get no break from them and it can get awkward. |
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I've dated a coworker in the past. Never again.  Never Say Never Again be seeing you
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I've dated a coworker in the past. Never again. Never Say Never Again be seeing you
yeah James bond 
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Fievel Goes West!!! lol
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Edited by
MelodyGirl
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Mon 04/06/09 01:16 PM
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Why name the thread "How to ask your co-worker for a date" if your concept is to AVOID dating a co-worker?
I think your thread heading should be "Never date your co-worker" and expand critical thinking from that topic. 
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Why name the thread "How to ask your co-worker for a date" if your concept is to AVOID dating a co-worker? I think your thread heading should be "Never date your co-worker" and expand critical thinking from that topic.
Or perhaps get witty and call it 'How to not ask your co-worker for a date' not to be confused with 'How not to ask your co-worker for a date' just sayin 
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Edited by
MelodyGirl
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Mon 04/06/09 01:26 PM
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Why name the thread "How to ask your co-worker for a date" if your concept is to AVOID dating a co-worker? I think your thread heading should be "Never date your co-worker" and expand critical thinking from that topic.
Or perhaps get witty and call it 'How to not ask your co-worker for a date' not to be confused with 'How not to ask your co-worker for a date' just sayin
How to 'not' ask your co-worker for a date isn't grammatically correct though! 
I know I am comme il faut! It's a love it or leave it characteristic of mine.
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