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Originally Posted by ekemono
Dun eat and sit in your own backyard.
Getting a job is not as easy anymore
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true true..~!!
thks
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Originally Posted by upmountain
I wouldn't make a decision based on the advice found on the link. The 1st tip says not to get involved with someone married (as it is too messy etc.) and one click later on the 2nd tip, it says to look for someone at least middle management or above (anything below that is not worth your effort and an office romance should also help your career etc).
The 1st and 2nd tips contradict each other. Although not always the case, i think most middle to upper management people are usually married? So that kind of limits your options.  And if by some chance you find someone in middle-upper management who is not married, will you be willing to accept the label of someone who will "sleep their way to the top"? Not a terribly tasty prospect i think.
From the reverse perspective, if you are the one in middle or upper management, then i guess you have to be quite 'daring' (or dumb) to go into a relationship with an employee and jeopardize your position in your organisation (or even in the industry)? If you can get as far as middle-upper management, surely you got to be smarter than that.
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wow... i didn't thought of that !
thks
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Originally Posted by big wood
If u want to play with fire get ready to be burnt  |
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Originally Posted by Xgenre
Thought about it but it's really a bad idea.
If the romance goes well, won't you get sick and tired of seeing her everyday at work? It's like super glue. A normal non-office romance is better. Going to work means you are giving each other breathing space. To have colleagues who aren't related to her.
If the romance goes bad, even worse. You will be stuck seeing someone you wish you won't be seeing everyday at work from 9am to 5 pm. Think about it. If she starts bad-mouthing you, your colleagues will be stuck in between the 2 of you.
For some industries, if you are dating your colleague, one of you got to quit the firm. Like accounting firms.
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that's new to me ~! thks for the info
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Originally Posted by digihub2000
i was trained never to womanize in office premises
go to any pub to fool around but not in office
stay professional
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straight to the point !! i like haha
thks