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I do think that everyone in some way is subject to codeswitch however for some people it's more vital to their survival. My white boss doesn't need to change the way he speaks to parents or administrators but us Mexican and African American employes actually have to speak to them in an almost cartoonishly polite way. We have gotten complaints for tonal issues that just don't exist. but my boss does codeswitch to try and relate to us.

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I believe it is 50/50. Yes, you may have to CS in more professional areas or CS with other individuals. But, having to CS by force may make it feel different, like you have to be someone you are not. Being professional all the time and not having the opportunity to be yourself around others.

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I disagree with this statement because codeswitching is not always a choice for some people. For Most racial minorities, codeswitching is actually a necessity for advancement in the work place, which is not a good thing.

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I somewhat disagree with the claim. While everyone does codeswitch to fit in or to make others feel more comfortable, it doesn't mean people shouldn't complain about it. Codeswitching exists because of negative stereotypes and often makes people dilute their identity. I think that while some people do codeswitch to seem more confident and professional it is often also because they don't feel comfortable being themselves without fearing losing opportunities.

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While most people adjust their language or behavior depending on the social setting, not everyone experiences codeswitching in the same way or with the same stakes groups often face greater pressure to codeswitch to avoid judgment or discrimination, while those in socially dominant positions may do it more casually or without consequence. So, while codeswitching is widespread, the burden of it isn’t equally shared across society.

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Strongly agree; if they want to have a nice salary your gonna have to sacrifice your slang, tone, and your behavior towards the employer.

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I only somewhat disagree with this quote because I agree, everyone codeswitches to fit in to society, but I don't think that just because that's true, it means people can't complain. People should be able to complain because everyone codeswitches. We all recognize that we can't always be who we really are, and that makes it even worse that, as a society, we've all accepted codeswitching as the norm.

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I agree that no matter who you are in society everyone code Switches to certain ways. Code switching is an expression involves adjusting one’s style of speech, appearance, behavior, and expression in ways

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I agree that to some point in there lives everyone has code switch but not for the same reason. Some people might code switch when they go to the doctors or when they have a job interview. On the other hand people who don't typically fit into the norm code switch for a different reason, so they don't get judged or critisized for being themselves.

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I feel like codeswitching is supposed to be natural but then again not. Because as we read through these articles, sometimes in workplaces it is forced upon us as to being like our employees to "fit in" to be more acceptable by them. Complaining about codeswitching should be accepted as it effects everyone differently, we each have our different experiences with it. So once again, codeswitching can be natural but it can also be forced upon each of us.

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I think it is completely okay to codeswitch, and I agree to sticking with code switching. It's not like we're going to be acting all foolish and have no censorship with our parents, just like we act with our friends. I believe that codeswitching is really important, staying on the code for the right environment may lead you to places, and doing the opposite will not. I honestly think no one should be complaining about codeswitching, People must do it anyway, Even for respect, work, and many more places and environments.

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I agree that a lot people code switch whether it's to fit in, purpose of climbing the ranks, act professional, etc. Some would act more differently when code switching depending on their background on how society views them which requires more effort than some.

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I somewhat agree because sometimes it is necessary to code switch. I also feel like many people do this so it becomes an instinct. Sadly, in the society we live in now I feel like it’s a lot more common to do so. I don’t think we should have to in certain situations just because we should be confident with being ourselves, but I do understand why people do it.

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I strongly agree, code switching happens subconsciously. We do it where we go. It is necessary, how we act with friends or family is not the same behaviour we’ll take to a workplace. We have to behave well & perform well to keep out jobs. Code switching is nature, we do it to fit in, we do it because we believe it’s right.

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Somewhat Agree

Although I think it's necessary to code-switch. I think many lack the social know-how to do it in the proper place, time, and with certain people. From my experience, some people don't know how to act or codeswitch properly, but it is necessary in many places, such as funerals, the workplace, and other more serious locations

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I somewhat agree because sometimes it is necessary to codeswitch in order to be taken more seriously. Especially at jobs, you should codeswitch to act more polite and be careful with what you say in order to not make the customer uncomfortable. It overall just makes one look more professional in a way.

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Yes, I agree. I personally feel that code-switching is used in our daily lives; we might do it unconsciously, knowing that we are. Code-switching is often observed in the workplace, school, or even during a job interview.