Totally depends on the form of the "politics at work". If we're talking about in-depth dialectic aimed at learning and problem solving then I'm all in.
Some other forms that I'd be happy to eliminate:
* Virtue signalling via preaching the doctrine of the party predominant at the company
* Bob from IT talking endlessly about his pet theory of Soros conspiracies
* Portraying politically grey areas as completely black-and-white and deplatforming those that disagree
After reading The Toxoplasma of Rage[1] I can't help but regard the vast majority of current politics with a great deal of cynicism.
Some other forms that I'd be happy to eliminate:
* Virtue signalling via preaching the doctrine of the party predominant at the company
* Bob from IT talking endlessly about his pet theory of Soros conspiracies
* Portraying politically grey areas as completely black-and-white and deplatforming those that disagree
After reading The Toxoplasma of Rage[1] I can't help but regard the vast majority of current politics with a great deal of cynicism.
[1] https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/12/17/the-toxoplasma-of-rage...