And when she joins late, it’s almost as if she considers her arrival the actual start time, resulting in meetings going over.
I’m pretty new to this office, and to me, this is a very bad sign about how the company values its staff and their time. Any suggestions for handling this situation that won’t get me admonished by the supervisor?
He did this over and over until the bowl was empty. It was as though he was both the baby being fed and the parent feeding the baby. Should I keep it to myself, knowing I’m maybe not being the best friend? Or point it out and take the real chance of losing his friendship? I’m torn.This is not to say there are no circumstances in which a higher duty would take precedence. Were your friend sloshing his alcohol, rather than his soup, while making unwanted advances to the waitstaff, Miss Manners could see a duty to intervene.
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