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Really.... Good luck with thatOriginally posted by stek View PostIf it's flirting ok, we all do it, like 'you look nice/sexy in that' - ok, thats fine (in my book)
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Since he's agreed all he needs to do is tell the the other guy to behave and nip it in the bud now.Originally posted by dx4100 View PostDisagree with this... Its never too late to realise you are in a situation you don't need to be in and back out.
I know permies and contractors who have done this but then they are decent individuals......"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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To reiterate...Originally posted by stek View PostIf it's flirting ok, we all do it, like 'you look nice/sexy in that' - ok, thats fine (in my book)
Originally posted by mudskipper View PostIf the recipient is uncomfortable, the comments need to stop, regardless of whether they were intended as a joke/compliment etc. People do not complain lightly - if a complaint is made then it deserves to be treated seriously. No-one should feel uncomfortable at work because of gender.Comment
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Not fine in my book. In fact way way over the acceptable lineOriginally posted by stek View Post'you look nice/sexy in that' - ok, thats fine (in my book)
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hahaha, you need a new bookOriginally posted by stek View PostIf it's flirting ok, we all do it, like 'you look nice/sexy in that' - ok, thats fine (in my book)Comment
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I agree - thats a bit creepy if you ask me.Originally posted by Platypus View PostNot fine in my book. In fact way way over the acceptable line
I've been with current client almost 2 years and they are the most laid back bunch ever. BUT I wouldnt say something like that - all it takes is for someone to take it the wrong way etc....Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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No way would I be having that conversation with someoneOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostSince he's agreed all he needs to do is tell the the other guy to behave and nip it in the bud now.
I know permies and contractors who have done this but then they are decent individuals......
I didn't go contracting for that tulip
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Or the right way ?Originally posted by psychocandy View PostI agree - thats a bit creepy if you ask me.
I've been with current client almost 2 years and they are the most laid back bunch ever. BUT I wouldnt say something like that - all it takes is for someone to take it the wrong way etc....
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Exactly WTF has it got to do with you?Originally posted by dx4100 View PostPersonally I would tell the client I ain't spying for them and its nothing to do with me....
Why the hell are you getting involved in this tulip ?Comment
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