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>>It's common in the U.S., and the second question is the sort of thing that would get you sent back to take the class again. I have to admit I have never been
by shmel 8y ago
>>It's common in the U.S., and the second question is the sort of thing that would get you sent back to take the class again.
I have to admit I have never been in the US. So, what is the right answer for the second question?
I suppose it should be mandatory for all, but in the same time I have read too many stories about "classes to teach men to not rape" that I am in doubts.
- lawnchair_larry 8y agoIt's intended for men, but actually saying this would be politically incorrect, so it's assigned to everyone. Nobody thinks there is some kind of epidemic of women abusing men in the workplace. It's usually just some slides or a video you click through, and most people try to fast forward or skip as much as the software allows. That's actually how all corporate training works.