Yes...you won’t turn into a pumpkin or anything...just put your name to it like everyone else, it’s not about you , it’s about showing that you are with your coworkers in an expression of condolence.

I certainly would .My first action would be to attempt to help the person emotionally.The last thing i would do is to serve my own self interest This is highly insensitive in my view .

Yes I definitely would .If you like your coworker why the heck would you not want to attempt to make them feel better at a time like this .Let people believe in their fairytales .I believe in shoving my non belief aside to make another person feel better .

Death isn't about you, it is about comforting the bereaved...if this coworker was religious and/or his family is, this would be an appropriate thing to send. By signing it, you are not in any way endorsing religion. It is not a petition.

Yes ,I tend to think about other people’s feelings before my own .

Of course I would sign it .My first thought in this matter would be to feel empathy for the individual not about my self .

Absolutely. As an atheist, I have no faith in a deity, but would not choose another's time of grief to promote that viewpoint. Such a tactic is notoriously used by the J.W.s

Ya, well, I would! That's not the time to take a stand or make a "political" statement,
so to speak. "Just do it"!

Condolences are not a statement of your belief

Is he religious / believer ? If yes , I would . It doesn't matter . It's about his darkest moment , he lost a parent . Is not about me or god right now . Who cares . Definitely not the coworker . Losing a parent is hard Losing gods and devils is easy . Not real .

I would as a formality. I would not make a fuss about it at work. He or she is just another individual who happens to believe in Jesus. If you can talk to him or her, you can surely sign the note.

There are a lot of other places to do it (like here

Yes, I would.

In situations like this, I always offer to do something for them if they need it want. (As opposed to the useless thoughts and prayers.) Losing someone sucks, and knowing people are really there to help is comforting.

If you have to ask this question it is pitiful .

I don’t see a problem with putting your name on it. Why raise a stink over nothing? What could it possibly hurt. It’s just being courteous and I’m sure you won’t go to hell for doing it.

Sure, this is not about me, but them. l lose nothing by signing, and if it gives them the slightest bit of comfort, that is what is important. That is me. You have to do what you feel is best.

Yes. Sign it. I just say things like "My thoughts are with you and let me know what I can do."
I let others pray for them, etc.

yes don't even think of saying no

Yes I would. It isn't about you. It's about their loss and grief and how they deal with it.

Yes I would. You can just sign your name or say you're in my thoughts, etc. It's about them right now.

Yeah, I would hold my nose and do it. There are times in life when it’s not about me.

I would write a short note on the card with your name. “My deepest condolences in this time of grief”.

I would sign it, because it's all about comforting your coworker. A simple "thinking of you", or something along that line would be appropriate.

Yes I would put my name on it. Geez. The card is not about you.

I do, as I'm not doing it for myself but for my co-worker. I write a simple non religious condolence.

I'd either sign it or get a card of my own to give the cowerker.