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...I think we have butted heads in other threads... ;-) I get emojis from our legal and marketing teams all the time. It is a part of office culture in many /
by sheraz 11y ago
...I think we have butted heads in other threads... ;-)
I get emojis from our legal and marketing teams all the time. It is a part of office culture in many / most places I would imagine.
Here is my off-color joke:
Q. How many feminists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A. One. AND THATS NOT FUNNY!
Yes, I can complement anyone I like. I don't need to have a pre-existing relationship to do so.
Here is the problem -- there are so many unintentional actions that occur. I might be in a hurry and reach across someone in the canteen. Rude? Perhaps. Harassment, nope.
- gotchange 11y ago> Yes, I can complement anyone I like. I don't need to have a pre-existing relationship to do so. What if the other person doesn't want to hear your opinion or complements regarding a personal quality of his/her, would you stop and keep it to yourself or just keep embarrassing yourself till someone puts you in your right place?
- sheraz 11y agoWell, if it is about me then I can take a hint. I don't need to step on the same landmine twice. Others might need an assist. The point being is that I don't need permission to tell someone something that I think is innocuous, such as a complement.