For decades, LDS Church authorities cautioned every Mormon man not to be alone with a woman who wasn't his spouse. Don't drive with her. Don't dine with her. Don't stay at the same hotel when traveling for work.
The same counsel went to LDS women in regards to one-on-one encounters with men.
These days, Mormon career women — and men — are getting different advice, says Jeff Thompson, director of public management for the Marriott School at LDS Church-owned Brigham Young University.
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