Goldman Sachs ban: Is your office expletive-free?
- July 29, 2010 10:06 AM |
- By POV
A new ban on swearing at Wall Street firm Goldman Sachs could have some traders scrambling to find creative new ways to express themselves.
Following a Senate hearing that exposed expletive-laden emails, the company has declared four-letter words off-limits.
The swearing ban will be enforced using a screening software that will catch offending words in emails and text messages.
Does your workplace enforce swearing or other bans? Have you ever sent an embarrassing email you regret?
(This poll is not scientific. It is based on readers' responses.)
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