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This work survey is anonymous and won’t be associated with any identifying information. Feel free to voice your authentic opinions.

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Proceeds to login via OKTA to access survey.

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“I don’t feel strongly about anything” if it’s required, deleted email if it’s not

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At work, you keep your opinions to yourself.

It doesn’t matter if you are asked for your opinion by your boss, in an “anonymous” survey, or by a co-worker at a seemingly innocuous kids birthday party. There are no friends in business. Stick to business. Anything you say can and will be used against you.

I’m not a very political person. I don’t have strong feelings about it sir. Taking care of business is my priority.

Stay safe out there folks.

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I neither agree nor disagree.

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All I know is my gut says “maybe”.

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Lol that happened when I worked at Chase many years ago… I didn’t fall for it, but several of my colleagues did… As I recall, there were some legal issues that came out of it…

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  • Libertarianism is the belief that each person has the right to live his life as he chooses so long as he respects the equal rights of others.
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