Circle_One
Well-Known Member
Well considering I'm a concert promoter and a booking agent, I MUCHLY prefer to work with guys.
Gotta love those hot musician boys, mmmm.
Gotta love those hot musician boys, mmmm.
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Women Or Men Who Do You Prefer To Work With
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Yerda
Veteran Member
Women are generally easier to chat with I find, so make good work colleagues. I prefer to have a joke and carry on with the guys, so they aren't as good an influence in the work place. I worked with one of my best friends for a few months last year, I got busted for skiving every five minutes when we were on the same shift.
NoahideHiker
Religious Headbanger
jacquie4000 said:Who Do You Prefer To Work With And Why?
A General mix is nice.
But if I have to work with to many women I do not like it. I feel like they can be more vicious to one another is so many ways. Once I worked in a place with all women it seemed liked there was always some kinda drama going on. I am by no means putting down women I am one
I was Going To Put This In General Discussion, But I was Not Sure Where It Was Going To Lead, So If It Needs Moved Please Do So.
I have a problem working with most men because of the ego thing and this need to have npower over each other by constantly trying to **** each other off. But at the same time I have trouble with the tendancey of women to gossip.
I work alone. Does it show? :areyoucra
NoahideHiker
Religious Headbanger
I have a problem working with most men because of the ego thing and this need to have npower over each other by constantly trying to **** each other off. But at the same time I have trouble with the tendancey of women to gossip.jacquie4000 said:Who Do You Prefer To Work With And Why?
A General mix is nice.
But if I have to work with to many women I do not like it. I feel like they can be more vicious to one another is so many ways. Once I worked in a place with all women it seemed liked there was always some kinda drama going on. I am by no means putting down women I am one
I was Going To Put This In General Discussion, But I was Not Sure Where It Was Going To Lead, So If It Needs Moved Please Do So.
I work alone. Does it show? :areyoucra
Short answer:
Especially before a stroke cum brain infarction changed a lot of me, I was almost an invalid when it came to human interaction. I could spell 'psychology', but there was where it ended.
But on one occasion, I had all the correct answers. I had applied for a translator position. My impressive CV made the company concerned get me to Brussels. A girl, noticeably my junior, met me at the airport. Her car was not more tidy or large than necessary. I smelled, however, the proverbial rat, so on our way to the office, I neutrally asked, "What's your position in the company?" I suspected that she might not be just a secretary sent on an errand. Her reply, "I'm the owner."
I was even more surprised, when she during the subsequent interview asked, "How would you feel about having a woman as your superior?"
You guessed my answer. OF COURSE it is only a matter of competence, not gender.
Obliquely approaching the question of the thread, I have generally found it less complicated to interact with the opposite sex than with other males. One reason might be that I rather seldom met my father, the sea-captain, but grew up mainly together with mother and two younger sisters. Anyway, the resulting understanding of a woman's point of view has sometimes been quite useful.
According to statistics and surveys, I have had more long-lasting relationships than your average guy. I'm happy to be able to tell you that I regularily mail my first fiancée (Freudian slip? I almost wrote 'maul', but that's not the case) and see my ex-wife on average at least once a month - and her new hubby is ever so happy that I help her out with her computer). My last (latest?) fiancée calls me whenever she has a serious problem, because, she says, she can't trust anybody else.
The person outside of blood relations I see most often is a much younger girl whom I met in Chinese uni class. (Google 'protégé'). We had a marvellous time travelling India for some two months.
And on it goes. Work or not, I prefer girls. Or, at 63, I should perhaps say 'women'.
Long rant:cardero said:
Especially before a stroke cum brain infarction changed a lot of me, I was almost an invalid when it came to human interaction. I could spell 'psychology', but there was where it ended.
But on one occasion, I had all the correct answers. I had applied for a translator position. My impressive CV made the company concerned get me to Brussels. A girl, noticeably my junior, met me at the airport. Her car was not more tidy or large than necessary. I smelled, however, the proverbial rat, so on our way to the office, I neutrally asked, "What's your position in the company?" I suspected that she might not be just a secretary sent on an errand. Her reply, "I'm the owner."
I was even more surprised, when she during the subsequent interview asked, "How would you feel about having a woman as your superior?"
You guessed my answer. OF COURSE it is only a matter of competence, not gender.
Obliquely approaching the question of the thread, I have generally found it less complicated to interact with the opposite sex than with other males. One reason might be that I rather seldom met my father, the sea-captain, but grew up mainly together with mother and two younger sisters. Anyway, the resulting understanding of a woman's point of view has sometimes been quite useful.
According to statistics and surveys, I have had more long-lasting relationships than your average guy. I'm happy to be able to tell you that I regularily mail my first fiancée (Freudian slip? I almost wrote 'maul', but that's not the case) and see my ex-wife on average at least once a month - and her new hubby is ever so happy that I help her out with her computer). My last (latest?) fiancée calls me whenever she has a serious problem, because, she says, she can't trust anybody else.
The person outside of blood relations I see most often is a much younger girl whom I met in Chinese uni class. (Google 'protégé'). We had a marvellous time travelling India for some two months.
And on it goes. Work or not, I prefer girls. Or, at 63, I should perhaps say 'women'.
zombieharlot
Some Kind of Strange
I prefer women by far! I can't handle excessive amounts of testosterone at once.
jacquie4000
Well-Known Member
I prefer to work by myself.
That was my problem around the holiday too.........lol Since I work from home alot.
Green Gaia
Veteran Member
I prefer to work with women. I'm a take charge kinda person, so even if I am not officially someone's superior, I have have no problem delagating tasks and organizing others to get the job done, (I'm not "bossy" about it though, people just seem to look to me for guidance). This seems to happen easier with women than with men.
I've enjoyed working with both men and women. Some jobs I've had have been almost all women, and some have been almost all men. In both cases, I've had a blast.
It's my experience that neither gender is harder to supervise than the other, and also that it doesn't matter to me whether my boss is male or female.
It's my experience that neither gender is harder to supervise than the other, and also that it doesn't matter to me whether my boss is male or female.
Ozzie
Well-Known Member
jacquie4000 said:Who Do You Prefer To Work With And Why?
A General mix is nice.
But if I have to work with to many women I do not like it. I feel like they can be more vicious to one another is so many ways. Once I worked in a place with all women it seemed liked there was always some kinda drama going on. I am by no means putting down women I am one
I was Going To Put This In General Discussion, But I was Not Sure Where It Was Going To Lead, So If It Needs Moved Please Do So.
I think it depends on the industry, and the culture of the organisation.
Lindsey-Loo
Steel Magnolia
Well, I don't WORK per se, but if we have a group project or something at school, I would prefer to be in a group with guys, and maybe one or two of my close gal friends. With guys, I just feel more in control, like I can boss them around and stuff (hehe, I like to be the boss), and oddly enough, I act more like myself around guys. Girls are just evil...at my school anyway...and, unless I just know them really well, they intimidate me big time. Weird huh?
