Anyone Vape Indoors at Work?

[baseballmom]

Yes I do, no one is usually there on weekends, if they are, I don't do in front of them, and not around clients.

 

[Alien1949]

I've noticed a pattern here. People in IT who vape are good at IT. People in IT who smoke, need more training and experience. Everyone in IT uses nicotine in one form or another. Must go along with the IQ necessary to do IT.

 

[AksysRevolve]

I'm in IT with a private office too, but I keep the fog minimal with high nicotine content (64mg/ml) unflavored liquid using a typical Ego-cc pen. I've tested it by blowing a puff directly in the face of an avid non-smoker and they have said "I don't smell anything." If they can't smell it, then what do they have to complain about. So, they let me vape... at least in my own office.

Just making sure I am seeing this clearly, You are puffing on 64mg liquid?

 

[Fortyniene]

Yes but I do like many others and stealth in my office.

 

[sneakerpimp]

i don't. a kid at work blows clouds and i think his vape reeks, smells like sour incense.. i won't be that guy, i'll just go to the warehouse or outside.

 

[rico942]

In a high walled cube, with a silent fan running to disperse any wisps of vapor, and blow it under the desk. Only menthol juices, so if anyone asks about the aroma, I offer them an Altoids ...

We have a few "brittle" people who will always claim fatal symptoms if they witness any behavior that disagrees with them, and a toxic HR department that encourages such frivilous complaints ...

I would never admit to vaping indoors, even if caught. Its a charge that is impossible to prove, although the mere accusation could have consequences, such as unpleasant interrogations by HR sharks, but just as often they turn on the complainer and punish them ...

 

[Muggs]

I do yes. I allow employees to as well.

 

[Fortyniene]

In a high walled cube, with a silent fan running to disperse any wisps of vapor, and blow it under the desk. Only menthol juices, so if anyone asks about the aroma, I offer them an Altoids ...

We have a few "brittle" people who will always claim fatal symptoms if they witness any behavior that disagrees with them, and a toxic HR department that encourages such frivilous complaints ...

I would never admit to vaping indoors, even if caught. Its a charge that is impossible to prove, although the mere accusation could have consequences, such as unpleasant interrogations by HR sharks, but just as often they turn on the complainer and punish them ...

Begin HR rant>>>>>>
You gotta love HR. I do everything in my power to avoid that side of the building. It's crazy how HR is supposed to be where we go to voice our concerns but all they really do is figure out ways to make stupid rules so they have something to do. The worst part is all the rules they make only seem to affect the people that actually work and make their jobs harder while protecting the lazy brown nosers.>>>>>>>>>>>> End HR rant.

 

[Asmo6]

I do. Not typically out front. But in the back room, and no one cares. 0/FG.

I asked the people I work with if anyone cared - or they thought it bothered them. They just said - why would we? Good for you on not smoking. End / convo.

So yeah. Doing ok so far.

 

[dragonsdeath]

I vape at work but not at the parts counter around customers. Manager is a smoker and as far as he is concerned no company policy on it yet or health dept ordinances as long as I don't cause complaints its one less smoker going out side every hour or so to smoke.

 

[DonDripper]

I haven't yet.
I'd feel awkward doing so.

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[Fisheeboy]

I do and I'm very grateful that I'm allowed to do so. There is no smoking allowed but vaping is fine. Customers are welcome to vape inside also. One of the numerous perks of working at a gas station

 

[sunnyberra]

I do - just go to the restroom and vape asked one OA if it's against rules, and if I could hypothetically vape in the break room, and he said that so far it wasn't against rules and I could use the break room, and even do so at my register if no customers were around (same rules if I have a beverage). I don't think I would ever do that, because I'd feel super awkward, so I just take a "bathroom break" every three hours or so, hahahaha

 

[Cloud Junky]

In a courtroom full of witnesses...

 

[giddeon]

I work in a government building and have a window I can open behind my desk. Nobody seems to mind and most people come and talk to me about the whole vaping experience.

 

[Nadrik]

Software engineer here, I either keep a small fan running or open a window to dissipate the vapor.

 

[odd little man]

I was vaping at work but my company just made a new policy banning it. Now I have to go outside again.

 

[EddardinWinter]

I vape in my office all day long.

UNLESS

I have a client OR I have a guest in there who is a non-vaper.

I have converted three other smokers in my office to vaping. We have made a pact. We only vape in our own (or another vaper's) office. Never in hallways, break areas, etc. The owner of the firm is 100% behind all four of us.

 

[xselvedge]

I get complaints from coworkers. They see smoke and they automatically cover their noses, saying the smoke bothers them

 

[em_elle]

I vape when I am in the office. I don't vape tobacco flavors, just fruits or desserts. I will choose a 0 nic juice for the office out of respect to my colleagues. I think most of them wouldn't care one way or the other, but if someone did object, I want to be able to explain that I was avoiding any risk to their lungs.

I work for a large multinational corporation and the office is in California. I fully expect someone to ask me to cease the office vaping. Each day I get away with it is like another little victory