Anonymous
03/01/2016 14:28
Subject: Would you hire your s/o?
My SO is a moron eff that. I'd effing go nuts.
Anonymous
03/01/2016 10:58
Subject: Would you hire your s/o?
Anonymous wrote:oh hell yes! that way there would be risk of sexual harassment in the office
Hah
Anonymous
03/01/2016 10:58
Subject: Would you hire your s/o?
Based on what I know about his work ethic, knowledge, etc? Of course. He would (and does) make an amazing employee.
That said, I've worked with family members before (in a corporate setting) and I would never do it again. Too risky in case of layoffs, you're seen as a single unit so the behavior of one reflects on the other, you know things about the person that other co-workers do not so there is pressure to divulge details, etc. It can also put you in an impossible situation where you know something that you would divulge to the company if the person was NOT related to you but you only know it because you ARE related to the person. All in all, working with a relative is not an experience I ever want to go through again.
That said, I've worked with family members before (in a corporate setting) and I would never do it again. Too risky in case of layoffs, you're seen as a single unit so the behavior of one reflects on the other, you know things about the person that other co-workers do not so there is pressure to divulge details, etc. It can also put you in an impossible situation where you know something that you would divulge to the company if the person was NOT related to you but you only know it because you ARE related to the person. All in all, working with a relative is not an experience I ever want to go through again.
Anonymous
03/01/2016 10:53
Subject: Re:Would you hire your s/o?
No way. We would both be too controlling and arguing on what is the best way etc.... I've seen relationships wrecked because of working together. You need to have very carefully defined tasks.
Anonymous
03/01/2016 10:50
Subject: Would you hire your s/o?
oh hell yes! that way there would be risk of sexual harassment in the office 
Anonymous
02/29/2016 23:26
Subject: Would you hire your s/o?
Yes. He has the best work ethic out of everyone I know. And looks good doing it
Anonymous
02/29/2016 22:01
Subject: Would you hire your s/o?
Absolutely!