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Men, if you're like me and you wish to protest against the holiday one way to do so is to hand out this as a card. Please note that I take no responsibility for any positive or negative response generated as a result of the card.
"When you're in jail, a good friend will be trying to bail you out. A best friend will be in the cell next to you saying, 'Damn, that was fun'." — Groucho Marx
I think a bunch of the posts about Pallywood that have been written and or linked here have to be updated. Probably a bunch of bad links, k...
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Perhaps it is inappropriate to say so, but my male college friends bowed down to Valentine's Day as "International Steak and a Blow Job" day.
This is good advise for treating all employees, regardless of gender. Wish all of my supervisors were this considerate!
Why should this lead to a negative response?
Aside from the patronizing "woman are teachable" tag, the bullet points on the postcard are quite reasonable, and apply to all employees.
To do the opposite -- put workers in uncomfortable work areas, reprimand them, ignore them when they do something good -- seems like plain bad management.
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