She was on some show (Inside Edition?) last night. She's attractive and wore some nice outfits. She claims she was told not only that the outfits were "too sexy" but that men were coming to that branch only to see her and that was distracting.
I can see that and I can also see how consciously being "sexy" at the workplace (stilettos and pencil skirts are not a leisurely and relaxed type of hotness) can be distracting in terms of HER productivity and the productivity of others.
She was on some show (Inside Edition?) last night. She's attractive and wore some nice outfits. She claims she was told not only that the outfits were "too sexy" but that men were coming to that branch only to see her and that was distracting.
I can see that and I can also see how consciously being "sexy" at the workplace (stilettos and pencil skirts are not a leisurely and relaxed type of hotness) can be distracting in terms of HER productivity and the productivity of others.
Yeah, she was on The Early Show with her story the other day. I guess it is becoming even bigger news now because she now works at Chase and they are supposedly "threatening" to fire her since she went public with her claims against Citibank. I was getting dressed while it was on so I didn't really get to hear all of the story and details.
I guess it is becoming even bigger news now because she now works at Chase and they are supposedly "threatening" to fire her since she went public with her claims against Citibank.
You've got that right. Damn, I wasted so much time in school when I should have been getting hot...on second thought, that sounds sexual. Enhancing my hotness? Hell, either way it works.
Hybrid Mode
