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> - She dressed the part; coming to work in a proper business suit and briefcase each day, not carrying a backpack like a sixth-grader. > - She didn't mind mak
by amake 8y ago
> - She dressed the part; coming to work in a proper business suit and briefcase each day, not carrying a backpack like a sixth-grader.
> - She didn't mind making coffee for the boss. It's a hate crime to even ask these days, but she did it happily.
This seems like very strange editorializing to me. Do backpacks bother you so much? Who is complaining about making coffee if that's in the job description?
- krageon 8y agoThere are some groups of people that find such tasks offensive/beneath them. I don't understand why, I have just seen it in practice.
- RugnirViking 8y agoPerhaps my experience is unique, but in the places i've worked, everybody made each other tea all the time when their colleages were busy - and if one thing was certain, its that the boss never made their own tea. I don't think it was every considered a problem. That was just the order of things