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Pierre · 27-04-2005, 10:20

I can fully understand how some people may it find patronising.

For example if a woman or man has worked their way up to a high management level. I am definitely postive they would not take kindly to being called "love" or "son".

It shows a lack of respect and unprofessionalism.

If someone I didn't know on a personal level (and this has happened) during work called me "mate"

They would get what I dished out the last time and that would be.

"excuse me, but I'm not your mate and it's Mr ******"

27-04-2005, 10:20	#13
Pierre cf.mega poster Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: floating in the ether Posts: 13,334	Re: workplace overeaction? I can fully understand how some people may it find patronising. For example if a woman or man has worked their way up to a high management level. I am definitely postive they would not take kindly to being called "love" or "son". It shows a lack of respect and unprofessionalism. If someone I didn't know on a personal level (and this has happened) during work called me "mate" They would get what I dished out the last time and that would be. "excuse me, but I'm not your mate and it's Mr ******" __________________ The wheel's still turning but the hamsters dead.