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Mentioning that you are single, and subsequently asking for a sexual favor off-site while the candidate is yet to hear from your employer on the hiring decision
by romwell 8y ago
Mentioning that you are single, and subsequently asking for a sexual favor off-site while the candidate is yet to hear from your employer on the hiring decision most definitely is.
In the context of b), you know full well that a) was a form of making sexual advances. By itself, it's ambiguous, but the ambiguity is not there in light of what he did later.
In case you missed it, DeVaul has asked the person he interviewed to remove her shirt to let him do a back massage, repeatedly, while she was waiting on the hiring decision.
- jtmcmc 8y agoRight. I think that mentioning you are single or poly in an interview can with certain context be inappropriate but not wholesale. Regardless of his mentioning that it seems clear that the unambiguous offense is the second one.