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Are you suggesting founders are required to treat professional events as places of business as well as the sole venue for finding a potential partner/lover beca
by RobLach 8y ago
Are you suggesting founders are required to treat professional events as places of business as well as the sole venue for finding a potential partner/lover because they'll have no chance otherwise? That's silly.
Working long hours doesn't immediately excuse you from adhering to social contexts, especially when there are obvious power structures present which evidently is rampantly abusive across industries.
'Innappropriate incidents' is entirely subjective and can't be defined beyond a personal context. If one party believes the manner in which someone else operates in a context is inappropriate, that's enough of a definition, especially in the context of such a survey.
- naasking 8y ago> 'Innappropriate incidents' is entirely subjective and can't be defined beyond a personal context. That's unacceptable. If there are no firm, objective rules then anyone can be guilty of anything and "inappropriateness" loses all meaning. I could consider the fact that you don't pray before eating something inappropriate in a work dinner context.