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clearly sexual harassment is continued advances, one rejected advance shouldn't be considered harassment, but it would make a working relationship awkward. so i
by jlebrech 9y ago
clearly sexual harassment is continued advances, one rejected advance shouldn't be considered harassment, but it would make a working relationship awkward. so it's best to not do it anyway.
but also if merely (awkwardly trying) being nice is considered harassment bosses will be less willing to hire (attractive) women.
- gkya 9y agoWell it depends on the advance itself, no? It's quite a way from "You look really nice today" to groping.
- 5555624 9y agoIt is a long way; but, groping is not sexual harassment, groping is sexual assault.
- dhdjdndbr 9y agoI did that when I ran my own company. Hired several women (close to 50% of technical staff) but none of them even remotely attractive. Didn't want the distractions.