Are you out at work?

[Julia1996]

I'm out at work but they totally don't care. Except for when I told them I was trans when I started working there no one has ever said anything about it or asked me any questions about it. I don't think any of my customers knows. At least that I know about anyway.

[Megan.]

Yes,  I work in the UK for a major international business,  I'm out, visible and an active member of our LGBT network. X

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[Mirath]

I came out at work Thursday before last (about 4 days after my team leader witnessed my Deed Poll). I expected it to go a lot worse than it was, but maybe that's because I wasn't the first trans person there - I guess if I had been the first then it would have been a different story.

They don't seem to care.

[CynthiaAnn]

Yes, I am fully out at work since 2013. Many newer people I work with have no idea of my past, I like those relationships !

[NatalieRene]

I came out when I was transitioning but since completing I haven't mentioned it to any other employer. So I'm post op and not out but I work as female so I guess you could say for work I am stealth.

[Sophiaprincess2019]

I interviewed and disclosed I was trans during both interviews. They accepted me with open hearts and arms! Couldn't be more happy! I think it was easier being open form the beginning, no hiding or wondering who might find out and when. Definitely set my mind at ease.

[Megan.]

They published an article/interview on me with photography on our corporate intranet that became the most read ever, 20k reads. Also my face (with others)  fronts the homepage of our LGBT network; so yes, I reckon I'm out ROFL!


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[Victoria L.]

No, and even if I start transitioning right now, I'd best keep it to myself. My job has a relatively small crew that is pretty tight-knit (I say that, but... There is drama lol). With my foot problems right now, it is really bad when I have to work by myself. Thus, not ostracizing myself is important, otherwise they might all turn on me and leave me by myself. Most of them are middle-aged or older, and I can not tell you how a single one of them would react. Well, I can say I know some would not react well. So it's more of a matter of I can't say that any of them would be supportive.

[Margrit]

Yes, by choice