Someone @ work complained about me...

[ace.venturer]

If you are a lady, I would have given you a good spanking.

 

[maildude]

Yeah, it's hot here too. I wore a spandex swimming suit and a muscle shirt to work, but they sent me home.

 

[shayd]

Well, not exactly about me but about what I was wearing. It's over 30 degrees celsius today so I wore a white pleated tennis skirt, not too short but not too long either. One of the other girls in the office (who doesn't like me for whatever reason) probably complained about it. None of the guys in the office or on the workfloor seems to have a problem with it. I had to bring some paperwork to the joinery foreman and when I walked across the yard I could see all their heads turning :1orglaugh

So I read that hastily, and read it as "It's over 30 degrees today", and of course I thought Fahrenheit, and was about to ask how the hell you went to work in a skirt!

Reading comprehension is my friend. :1orglaugh

 

[Rey C.]

Well, not exactly about me but about what I was wearing. It's over 30 degrees celsius today so I wore a white pleated tennis skirt, not too short but not too long either. One of the other girls in the office (who doesn't like me for whatever reason) probably complained about it. None of the guys in the office or on the workfloor seems to have a problem with it. I had to bring some paperwork to the joinery foreman and when I walked across the yard I could see all their heads turning :1orglaugh

When I had an out of state assignment a few years ago, the company assigned this attractive younger girl to be my secretary/assistant. Because I didn't work for that facility and she reported to me, she took that as a sign that she had more leeway than others in her choice of attire (it was touching 100 degrees F that summer and she wore some pretty short and sheer clothing). One day the plant manager approached me and asked me to have a word with her about her attire. I hate getting mixed up in that kind of silliness. Women especially get more wound up than men when their clothing is being discussed. But before someone reported BOTH of us to corporate, I talked to her. All I said was, "when you're picking out clothes to wear to the plant every morning, ask yourself if you're getting dressed for a job... or for your career." She was pretty sharp, got my meaning and that's all it took. From then on, she began dressing more modestly... and more professionally.

I don't know how things are where you live & work, and I'm not judging you, Boothbabe. But upon asking yourself that same question, you might find that it helps in deciding if someone is unfairly picking on you out of jealousy... or if you're putting a bomb in your career (and being taken seriously where you work). :dunno:

 

[Boothbabe]

Like I said, the skirt I wore wasn't too short (but not too long either considering the weather). Besides that, the yacht building industry in the Netherlands is somewhat amaturistic compared to other industries and it's a lot less formal. I wouldn't have done it if I worked for an accountancy office for example.

 

[LukeEl]

Like I said, the skirt I wore wasn't too short (but not too long either considering the weather). Besides that, the yacht building industry in the Netherlands is somewhat amaturistic compared to other industries and it's a lot less formal. I wouldn't have done it if I worked for an accountancy office for example.

Don't even get me started on the yach building industy in the states...get this they want us to dress like sailors! That is just rant numero uno on my complaints on the so called amaturistic yacht building industry over here! But those decisions are best left to the fat cats in Washington DC. I just want to wear a blue and white stripped shirt, white bellbottoms, and a white sailor beret/hat with a red pom pom on the top of it and build some catamarans! So proud Americans can win them on gameshows.

 

[ezteban]

Like I said, the skirt I wore wasn't too short (but not too long either considering the weather). Besides that, the yacht building industry in the Netherlands is somewhat amaturistic compared to other industries and it's a lot less formal. I wouldn't have done it if I worked for an accountancy office for example.

It only happens when girls are too much beautiful (that's what you are :o)...and other girls are often jealous !:hatsoff:
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...and I am not trying to tease you Booth !

 

[bazza599]

This is why I love where I work...I can dress however I want and nobody bitches!!

The day I wore a corset to work was...interesting. ;-)

any jobs going where are u based ? out of interest

 

[Rey C.]

I like your definition of America, but there is just one problem.

The Netherlands: not in America.

 

[BBGRob]

Jealousy .... the most evil of all conditions!