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I'm trying to understand the behavior of the manager, there must be a rational explanation. He knew what it can lead him to. So for me, it may be that he was se
by y04nn 11y ago
I'm trying to understand the behavior of the manager, there must be a rational explanation. He knew what it can lead him to. So for me, it may be that he was sexually attracted to her and she may not have shown enough rejection signs (cultural bias between the 2?).
Also I may point that for me the only person in charge for my carrer is me, whatever is my position.
- fucking_tragedy 11y agoAnother rational explanation is that people get comfortable with and forget what their position of power has over people. That lack of awareness doesn't excuse it.
- hluska 11y agoThere is no rational explanation for the manager's behaviour. No manager should ever flirt with any direct reports. Ever. There is no way to rationalize the manager's actions. He acted terribly, but was given the opportunity to apologize and took it.
- Ended 11y ago"it may be that he was sexually attracted to her and she may not have shown enough rejection signs" The problem is that the onus should not be on her to show rejection signs. 'I'm sorry for mugging you, I thought you were just giving me that $50 - you didn't show enough rejection signs'