DocCec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In a message dated 98-03-21 00:27:16 EST, you write:
<< I had a supervisor do the same thing a few years later. But I just said
no thanks and after that there were no further problems. We still got
along fine, and never really had any problems.
Can't really say that I have had that many problems with it. Usually a
simple no was enough to end the problem, permanently.
Did have one guy who offered me a part time job let it be known that in
order to get the job, he expected a little entertainment. >>
(I've snipped bits above and below the quoted piece)
I once had a boss (years ago when I was cute, blonde and young) who decided,
after he hired me, that some extra-curricular activity went with the job. I
just said no -- sort of in the no, thanks mode but a bit more definite than
that. He grumbled a bit but after a few tries he stopped. I learned later
that he had told his colleagues that I was the first secretary he ever had who
said no to him, and that he rather liked me for it. At any rate, he bought
the champagne for my wedding breakfast.
Doc
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