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Sure it is. You are representing your employer in public, so whatever you do that might embarrass them in public could be grounds. I am sure he has such a clause in his employment agreement.
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I think her exposing his DMs is a bit iffy. The last one wasn't that bad. Dudes a human, if he was doing it with all sorts of women or harassing her constantly.. that's one thing but it never hurts to take a shot :) The middle DM is the one that's rough |
When he says he's not going to argue with a woman, it sounds like he might be trying to be polite. It's not like he says he's not going to argue with an empty headed puck bunny.
He probably shouldn't have pulled the show-us-your-tatas move, however. |
Is this the guy who was cussing people out a few weeks ago on twitter?
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I'm in the probably category. It's different when you deal with the public, and the public is most certainly the paper's customer.
It's not all that different from a retail guy creeping on some chick wearing his uniform standing outside the store. He creeps on too many customers, it's time for him to go. Or think about it this way, if after you hand a client their report, you catch them after work and say, "tits or GTFO," Rain Man is probably going to be upset. |
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"No more.... She was asking for it. NO MORE." |
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Agree with Rain Man 100%
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I think what it comes down to is that he obviously had issues and probably crossed the line but this woman took it as an opportunity to blow it out of proportion and get a guy fired.
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On the one hand, it's ridiculous that someone got fired over this. On the other hand, twitter is stupid.
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