From a woman perpetuating the myth that women in professional industries should be old-fashioned, tea making, telephone answering, tidiers...
It's driving me insane. Small professional company with a female secretary in her mid fifties, a group of men ( professionals and juniors) and me (managerial, but not her manager).
She seems to think that just because I'm female ("the men can't make tea, or answer phones"), that I should be the de facto skivvy if she's unavailable. It's driving me crackers.
I really want to tell her to sod off and that neither of us should be chasing round making teas and coffees, washing up, tidying up or answer their phone calls.
Would I be unreasonable to try and change her attitude? There is btw an office junior... But he's a man, so exempt! Bah!
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TheMysteryCat · 08/11/2012 20:12
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08/11/2012 20:48
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