Whats the general rule on trying to date someone who you work

>>18546407
Don't do it. Make friends with people you work with though, because they can introduce you to their friends.

>>18546407
Avoid it at all costs if possible, but if you must date them do not date them if they manage you or you manage them unless you want to sink your career.

>>18546407

Make friends at work; get comfortable with them and them comfortable with you; get invited to their gatherings; meet their friends; date their friends.

Dating at work isn't a no-no explicitly, but some real talk pointers:

>Most companies will basically fire for superior/inferior relations (fuckin' your manager for instance, or fuckin' your interns).
>In general, relations between employees tend to be treated with deliberated separations so that there aren't conflicts of interest.
>If you're the new kid you'll run the risk of being outed for failing a relationship; if they're the new kid you'll run the risk of scaring someone out of the company, knowing people nowadays.
>Try to realize that some people are very work-oriented and might not spend their time with that kind of thing at work. Someone can be very different between work and personal lives.

I'm not saying 'don't,' I'm saying 'you shouldn't.' There are easier ways.

>>18546407
I've dated at work, granted it's not a 'real' job, just a part time thing while I'm in college.

I think it depends more on the individuals, but I feel most people would create too much drama to make it worth it.

In my personal experience just get to know them and stuff and collect contact info, then you'll build up a collection of girls you can try to date once you no longer work with them. This has worked for me mildly successfully.

>>18546407