# Dating co worker

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Would working together post-relationship be comfortable or even possible? What happens if things go south?\
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And, if you're more interested in keeping it light, it's always more fun to talk about, well, anything besides work. A couple years ago, Hewlett-Packard's chief executive, Mike Hurd, resigned between accusations of falsifying expense reports to hide a personal relationship with an independent contractor. Consider checking your HR manual first if your company regulates this. Then close your mouth. But dating your coworker isn't exactly a straightforward situation. This one is VERY important.

DO: Stick to the dating pool of your peers. Same goes for the reverse. With many of us working upwards of 50 to 60 hours per week, office romances can be hard to avoid. Don't date your CEO.\
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**Danger: Office romance ahead** - We met here and have since moved in together and I plan to marry her.\
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When it happens at work, you have a big decision to make. Do you go forward and hope for the best? Or do you shut it down before it gets out of hand? As with any situation, it helps to consider the pros and cons of dating a coworker. You already have things in common. Your work environment has allowed you to get to know each other as co-workers before jumping into a relationship. The forbidden can be a turn on. It might make things more exciting to have a forbidden, secret relationship at work. You might end up with too much in common. In the beginning, it might be amazing to be able to talk with and work with a partner who really gets it, but over time you might end up longing for a little more separation between your two lives. Too much time together. Again, in the beginning when you want to spend as much time together as possible, it might be amazing to go to work together, get lunch together and then go home together; but once you have been doing it for months even years , you might feel differently. Too much time together could also make the spark begin to fade. Absence makes the heart grow fonder… so does a little independence. What happens if things go south? It would be great to think that if you broke up you and your partner would be able to stay friends, or at the very least, cordial co-workers, but we all know that there is no way to guarantee that. Work disputes complicate your personal relationship. You might not always see eye to eye about things at work, which could cause work problems to become relationship problems. How closely do you work together? Competing for the same projects or promotions could cause serious problems in your relationship; it could also cause one of you to bow out and losing out on great opportunities to grow professionally. Regardless of the pros and cons, most people who find themselves in a co-worker romance have already made the decision that they want to give it a shot. She has worked as a therapist, social worker, teen counselor, and sexuality educator. She currently resides in Buenos Aires, Argentina where she writes, teaches, and volunteers with the local community. Her passions are social work, travel, photography, art, yoga, and learning about other cultures.
