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I have been in the workforce a long time and never noticed people talk more about woman behind their backs then men. Source on some research in that area? So y
by 01Michael10 12y ago
I have been in the workforce a long time and never noticed people talk more about woman behind their backs then men. Source on some research in that area?
So you are saying woman should be more concerned about their "reputation" then men? Sounds a little sexist to me... Hint, if you are going to give advice maybe you shouldn't involve gender when it is irrelevant.
- icebraining 12y agoNo, I'm not saying women should be more concerned. I also never gave any advice. I'm not sure why you keep trying to put words in my mouth. I meant exactly what I said, and nothing else.
- 01Michael10 12y ago>In my experience - as a bystander, since I'm a man - that'd be a good way to provoke insults and (if the jerk knows you) defamation behind your back. You were not saying (as a man) you don't think it would be wise to confront someone who was rude to their face because they may talk behind her back? Sounds like advice... Oh, wait! It was just a warning! Thanks for playing dude...