View Full Version : Discussing Pay with people etc
Im in an
agrument with a few of my friends right now. The way I was brought up and was taught is that its inpolite or shall
I say rude to discuss pay around people. Personally as you grow older into certain careers I feel its actually rude
for someone to straight ask you about your income and the same as asking someone else. Knowing or discussing the
general pay scale I feel is ok, but straight out asking is a nono right? Am i right? Or are my friends right and
its ok to go around asking people about their wages?
Sexyredhead
02-23-2004, 03:12 PM
It\'s rude.
belgareth
02-23-2004, 03:16 PM
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It\'s rude.
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What she said
Elana
02-23-2004, 03:18 PM
Way
rude.
Do not
ever discuss salary. It causes hard feelings and you can not change it anyway. It is rude!
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apple
02-23-2004, 04:14 PM
i flat
out told my SO i dont wanna know what he makes cause im not with him for his money. I think its SO rude for people
to ask others what they make. in deeper relationships (long term, fiance, marriage whatever one is confortable)
thats the only time i think wages should be asked about if it hasnt been volunteered anyway.
Pancho1188
02-23-2004, 04:59 PM
I
asked a guy once when I was a kid, and my dad looked like he was about to have a heart attack...
My ex-gf asked
me that the other day and I told her it was none of her business...anymore, that is.
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I really
think even talking about work much is bad to do with friends......it just creates competitiveness, i.e. someone
feels inadequete
dogsbutt
02-24-2004, 06:42 AM
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I really think even talking about work much is bad
to do with friends......it just creates competitiveness, i.e. someone feels inadequete
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I sometimes don\'t even tell people what I do for a living (mainly because I don\'t really
DO anything). I tell them it\'s between me and the IRS.
Sexyredhead
02-24-2004, 06:52 AM
I
don\'t mind discussing work, as long as it\'s something that can be discussed outside of work, and it\'s
remotely interesting.
As long as I\'m doing my job well, why in the world would I feel inadequate about how
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I don\'t mind discussing work, as long as it\'s
something that can be discussed outside of work, and it\'s remotely interesting.
As long as I\'m doing my
job well, why in the world would I feel inadequate about how someone else is doing?
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Young
guys trying to scale the latter of success do feel inadequete when a peer is having more success than
them.
Dogsbutt, I thought you were a hypnotist that made girls\' boobs bigger?
Holmes
02-24-2004, 07:06 AM
No.
That would be Bruce Almighty.
By the way, I work for the IRS and I could buy you all.
Holmes
dogsbutt
02-24-2004, 09:11 AM
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Dogsbutt, I thought you were a hypnotist that made
girls\' boobs bigger?
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That\'s between me and the IRS.
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