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Old Oct 12, 2009, 12:35 PM
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is my supervisor interested in me

hey i just started a new job a few weeks ago n i think my boss is interested in me...he keeps gazing at me in the eyes and asking personal questions,I even noticed him getting flustered while i was training and lauging with another supervisor..my intuition is telling me yes, but i need some other opinions, keep it real but dont be rude.thanx

 
     

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Old Oct 12, 2009, 07:54 PM   #21  
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Nobody is superior because they make more money that is complete bulls****. If he is attracted to you and you are attracted to him AND he is a respectable guy then go for it. Just don't jump on the first "good-looking-rich" guy you see though, a lot of them only show a facade and only wants to get laid.
 
 
     
 
 
Old Oct 12, 2009, 08:57 PM   #22  
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Where do ya live? I could show ya a great, well mannered gentleman date =)
 
 
     
 
 
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how do u look? is that u in the pic?...i live in fl anyways
 
 
     
 
 
Old Oct 14, 2009, 12:12 AM   #24  
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I feel for you. I've been in that situation and it's horrible! Sounds like he might like you. Maybe yes, maybe no. It will be you who loses your job when it sours.

My boss has liked me for 8 months. He's married with kids, I have a bf. I did not like him cuz he's married, I have a bf and he's my boss. But with so much attention, he kind of grew on me. He made sure we worked closely together, daily. I fought with myself since he wouldn't let up. I never gave in to his advances. (Oh, and he's a major pig). His wife is a sweety too...It's all really pathetic. I'm just sick about this whole thing.

Anyway, after placing a post like yours, I was able to step back and take a look at the situation. I became "assertive" in letting him know that I am not interested. He hasn't taken it well. I had been given some pretty interesting work to do that would have helped me advance quickly within the company. He took the assignment away from me. I'm pissed!

My advice is don't get involved....! (Even if he's not married). If you do get involved and it doesn't work out, you will be the loser. He's got the power. Look, I didn't get involved and I'm afraid of losing my job!

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artlady agrees: He sounds like a real jerk to take this personal rejection and use it againt you in a professional manner.You know that is sexual harrasment.
 
 
     
 
 
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If you don't care about this job, go for him. Let it simmer, then ask him to hang out after work one day.

If you care about this job, forget it.

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artlady agrees: Exactly! The two just don't mix!
 
 
     
 
 
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cool him off.
show no interest.
talk about your boyfriend - if you have one - so he knows your mind is elsewhere...but basically keep it all business. no extra jokes or laughter.
workplace romance is a nightmare i wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
until someone leaves or you think you could marry him, i'd shut it down.
he does seem to be flirting...badly, by the way :-)
 
 
     
 
 
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Gazing into your eyes and asking personal questions.
Can you give a more concrete example?
It is hard to judge if he is flirting without a little more info.
What kind of personal questions is he asking?
Perhaps you are reading more into it than is truly there.
Does he show the same type of behavior to his other female employees?

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summer7 agrees: Hi ArtLady..I'm going to transfer to another dept HAH!
 
 
     
 
 
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Your the new girl, and he is only testing the waters to see if you go for his BS!!!
 
 
     


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