Скачать или смотреть Maga is tearing apart America’s offices

Maga is tearing apart America’s offices When a 29-year-old American woman was told by her closest colleague at work that he was off to vote “with my Maga hat and my big old flag”, she initially thought it was a joke. “We’ve gone out with our other coworkers for happy hour, I invited him to my wedding next year, he confided in me about his mother’s health and overall we’ve built a great rapport. So I thought we saw eye-to-eye on everything,” she wrote on an internet forum. Once she realised he was serious, she wasn’t sure how to continue the working relationship. “I have this feeling in the pit of my stomach that I won’t be able to look past his political leaning. I feel uncomfortable and I’m not sure how to talk to him going forward.” It’s a conundrum felt by many American workers. According to a poll of 1,000 US workers by software company Resume-Now, 91pc have witnessed or experienced political clashes in the workplace – and 81pc of respondents said that workplace tensions have ris