As-is, this is a solid article that I can't send to my team because of that one poor choice.
Here's why:
1) I don't know the personal histories of everyone I work with, and it's none of my business (they aren't expected to tell me).
2) Some people would be seriously distressed to have their boss or co-worker email them anything with remotely sexual content.
3) I can't reliably identify who these people are, and so I simply shouldn't send anything with sexual content to co-workers/employees.
Doesn't this same logic apply to just about everyone?
As-is, this is a solid article that I can't send to my team because of that one poor choice.
Here's why:
1) I don't know the personal histories of everyone I work with, and it's none of my business (they aren't expected to tell me).
2) Some people would be seriously distressed to have their boss or co-worker email them anything with remotely sexual content.
3) I can't reliably identify who these people are, and so I simply shouldn't send anything with sexual content to co-workers/employees.
Doesn't this same logic apply to just about everyone?