so, i was wrong. there are at least three greeks. :) there's me, the cto is a delta chi from auburn, and one of the sales guys, is an ato from uga.

Bottom line: We're everywhere. Even where you least expect it, but most often, as you know, in leadership positions. I guess it's true that it takes one to know one, because my Greek-dar has never been wrong! :)

100% Greek at my workplace:

1 Lambda Chi (boss)
2 Chi-O's
1 Sigma Chi (me)

Different job, different greeks.....

2 Pi Kappa Alpha brothers from Auburn University (2 of our lawyers)
1 Alpha Delta Pi from University of North Alabama (that's me!!)

Since it is just me an my employee I am the only Greek.

But some of my customers and Sales Reps are/were:

OPhiPsi
DDD
KD
XO
STG
PKA
TKE
KAPsi
AXO
AKA

At work, we really don't talk about the Greek system since we are all quite a bit removed from our college days. But, I work with two ladies that are Kappas -- one is a very active alum and one left it when she picked up her diploma.

Just found out that the Chief of Staff at the office is a Delta Gam. I'm excited too because DG is colonizing soon and she said she'd start wearing letters!

So, I just wonder if you do not care anymore?

At my job there are LTA, LSU (me), PBS, DST, MSU, IPT, AphiA, LTP and AKA. Once a year on the last Friday of the month we have a Greek Pride Day in which we wear a t-shirt or jacket with our respective letters on them.
The following day we volunteer at a local soup kitchen, Habitat for Humanity, etc.


The Iceman
F' 1995
Lambda Sigma Upsilon
Latino Fraternity, Inc.

I'm still pretty new at my job, but this is what I know so far:
On my team:
-APO (me!), Pi Phi, Delta Gamma
On another team in the department:
-Delta Sigma Theta

Also, a guy who was in my training class but is in another dept. is a Sigma Nu.

My fav colleague is a Soror.
My 2nd fav is an AKA
There are two Delta Gammas.

So yeah, about this chick....for a while there, I was doubtful she was actually a Delta, then I just accepted the fact that she's just old.

I asked her where she crossed and she like blanked out for thirty seconds trying to remember....then she said "national headquarters." :confused:

Putting the pieces together, I think she was "read in" (as my mom would say) soon after she graduated.

I also found out the same coworker is a Gamma Sigma Sigma.

On our board of directors, with whom I work closely, there are two Alphas, one of whom is active in my chapter, and two AKAs, one of whom came in through Alpha chapter.

It's just me. I get the Greek jokes all the time.

As far as I know, at my current job there is just myself and a Tri Sig.

my boss's daughter is a tri delt from Cal Berkeley.