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Unless you’re in DC like we are, it’s probably bad form to talk politics at work. But a new survey by Accountemps says that 53% of workers feel as if the level of office politics has increased compared to five years ago. Only 12% reported a decline.
According to 54% of respondents, it’s wise to be aware of what’s going on without getting involved. Mmmm hmmm … we really believe that.
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