MsPoorEtiquette
Today, at on-the-job etiquette training, I was asked to leave the room for being disrespectful. Why? The trainer said that women should not dress as if they were looking for a man at work. I dared to suggest that this should not be part of etiquette training. FML
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BurnInDemonFire 39
You're wrong about that. Appropriate dress goes hand-in-hand with job performance for many businesses, and your trainer was right to call you out on it. If you'd listened to the one person who knew what they were talking about, you wouldn't have this problem.
sunnyray812 42
If your appearance is giving off an "I'm looking to seduce someone" vibe, you ARE disrespecting the company. It's considered unprofessional in the workforce to show cleavage and have very short shorts or skirt. Every job has a dress code, and it is your responsibility to follow it. YDI
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nathan10mlse 7
In today's world I'm honestly a little surprised that that doesn't count as sexual harrassment