By kittykat033 - 08/03/2014 17:19 - United States - Honolulu
Same thing different taste
By Anonymous - 18/12/2015 10:17 - United States
Office Space
By Mishlette - 23/01/2015 13:27 - United Kingdom - Derby
By headache - 04/05/2019 14:00
The literal smell test
By Yudith - 02/12/2024 06:00 - Canada
By Joe - 27/08/2012 13:33 - United States - Coalgate
By Jessica S. - 06/09/2012 11:15 - United States - Louisville
Stinky
By Anonymous - 07/08/2024 17:00 - United States - Milwaukee
Productivity Queen
By NoJustNo - 13/06/2022 08:00 - United States
The sweet smell of success
By joshua - 06/08/2011 00:18 - United States
Run!
By Anonymous - 11/05/2024 14:00 - Hungary - Budapest
Top comments
Comments
The best thing you can do is to document the behavior now with your HR representative. If it continues, there will be documentation, which will be very helpful in this situation ending favorably for you if it does indeed continue or get worse.
Such a creeper ! It he try's anything report him.
File sexual harassment then quit
Well how'd he smell?
You should report it before your manager sends you a dick pic. Trust me, I've experienced the horror and eventually it just might come to that. Spare yourself.
Unless you quit YDI
60 - Nonsense. It's the manager who should stop his bad behavior. OP is NOT at fault and shouldn't leave. I dearly hope you aren't in management, because you sound like a "blame the victim" sort.
Firstly, take a step back. This is actually very serious and you shouldn't rush to quit or rush to subject yourself to doing your job with this guy. See what options you have at the table. I'm assuming for some reason you can't get human resources on this and have to put up with it, in which case try to do your job with as little contact from him as possible. If he tries to make another odd move be on guard and LAY DOWN BOUNDARIES. Do NOT "freak out" like some people recommend. Remain professional and say that you're not comfortable being so closed to other people. To get it through their head as best as possible, do not make it about him personally but about everyone (as it should be), and be strict about it. That doesn't mean screech it and cause a scene, but don't smile and act like a friend educating another friend. Else it may come off as soft. If he says anything about you like "don't be such a prude it's just a hug", "i'm just kidding don't be such a bitch" or anything like that, clearly state you're a prude/bitch. Prude, sensitive, bitch, whatever he wants to call it. Own it. Make absolutely clear that yes, you are a bitch, and yes, that means the contact is ABSOLUTELY off limits. Obviously you're on the right side and he's on the wrong, but if it helps the "no touching" rule get through the guy's head, all the better. Lastly do look into human resources, regional managers, and other higher authorities. Don't talk behind his back with other co-workers, other managers, etc. as that can get messy.
I would pass it off for now, but if he keeps it up, definitely report it to someone higher up.
Probably the type of guy who smells panties at a laundrymat!!!
Keywords
quit now before you regret it!
That's creepy as ****.