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The Argument For Discussing Politics At Work

By Jasmine Browley ·Updated August 3, 2024

Every etiquette coach will tell you that there there are two topics to avoid in the office: religion and politics. The latter, however, is becoming more unavoidable as tensions rise leading up to the November presidential election.

Dr. Joel A Davis Brown, founder of Pneumos,

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