I always find these stories really bizarre and ridiculous. If you work with someone for a long time and find you have mutual interests, it's perfectly normal to want to start a relationship. Why is that a problem? It should be illegal for any company to enforce a non-fraternization policy.
I live in Japan, and pretty much 90% of all married couples here meet at work. While that is the opposite end of the spectrum and also very extreme, I don't see why there can&...
I always find these stories really bizarre and ridiculous. If you work with someone for a long time and find you have mutual interests, it's perfectly normal to want to start a relationship. Why is that a problem? It should be illegal for any company to enforce a non-fraternization policy.
I live in Japan, and pretty much 90% of all married couples here meet at work. While that is the opposite end of the spectrum and also very extreme, I don't see why there can&...