sometimes it's hard working for a male: you have to deal with gender issues (sexual harassment - from previous bosses - being one of them), egos the size of mars yet show signs of bruising at the slightest puff of air, having to sweet talk your way to "approval"... it's like working for a woman (in the unpredictable sense) with some differences.
yes, those stories about having to put up with "i ain't talkin' to ya" behaviour from grown men are true. it's fortunate to say that not all men display this kind of childishness, like how not all women have a penchant for extended bouts of shopping.
it might be different working for a lady boss, though fortunately - or unfortunately - i haven't the direct chance. the closest is karen, my lady publisher. she's sweet, forthright and doesn't pull punches. genuine. i respect that.
helps that she's got very likeable manners, too. pair that up with ambition - gosh. that's who i want to be before i turn 30.
..big shoes. looks like i'll have to work hard!
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