Your colleague may think it’s okay to tell you about their hemorrhoids, but at what point do you say that’s too much information? We get tips on what to share and not to share in the workplace from Takeaway contributor Beth Kobliner and Ronda Tate, a labor lawyer based in Detroit.
We're also asking you: Have you ever shared too much with your colleagues and gotten burned? Or have you been on the receiving end of too much information? Share it with us at 877-8-MY-TAKE or leave a comment.
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