By Liz Ryan (BusinessWeek) -- Once you share even a seemingly benign personal story with colleagues, people may perceive you differently—and some may question your judgment. When I was starting out in the white-collar world, it was a very different social environment from the typical workplace of 2007. We talked about work, work, work, with a little personal gossip thrown in now and then. From time to time, we'd say something like "I saw a good movie this weekend." People didn't bring their personal lives to the office as much as they do now. Read full article below.
