Many more unreported jokes would only be a problem if said jokes were a problem. So far, I have not seen a conclusive argument why such a joke would be a problem.
Listen to women. Some of them talk about feeling uncomfortable when there are loads of dick jokes.
I mean this isn't the 1960s anymore. The rest of the professional world has moved on and knows that dick jokes are bad for a professional environment. Why is this such a hard thing for people in tech?
I feel uncomfortable around openly religious people. I also tend to feel uncomfortable around people engaging in meaningless chitchat or when people ask meaningless questions (‘How are you?’ being one of my favourites in this regard). I don’t try to get people fired for wearing a crucifix, nor do I burn chatting people at a stake.
> The rest of the professional world has moved on and knows that dick jokes are bad for a professional environment.
You haven't been to many conferences or events for other industries have you? I'm not arguing whether this is right or wrong but it's definitely not isolated to tech.
I mean this isn't the 1960s anymore. The rest of the professional world has moved on and knows that dick jokes are bad for a professional environment. Why is this such a hard thing for people in tech?