DJackson10
Footballguy
Are romantic relationships with a Co worker good or bad? Unprofessional? And is dating a higher up Unprofessional or Professional?
I ask for a few reasons I work in Retail at a ACME so We've had a few people in relationships at work. My Floral manager and her husband worked together for yrs in operate departments. He's now at another store as a Produce Manager. My Deli Manager's husband is a Store director at another store at the Same store as my Floral Managers husband. My New Assistant Manager (Who I went to school with and friends with) had a relationship with one of our Cashiers for a few yrs but broke it off. All of these relationships seemed ok for me.
However We had an intern last year who is now an Assistant Store director. She technically works at another store but filling in at my store. until my Assistant manager who is working to learn a new system for the company comes back. She's about 6 yrs younger then me btw We weren't sure if it'd be ok if we started possible dating or making attempts to see if more then just being really good co worker friends or not would work. I think she already knows I like her but I feel she only thinks its just like some sort of HS crush and is just flattered by it. People already kind of tease me about liking her. She is probably at my store for another 2 or so months before going back to our store. I work beer and wine btw but occasionally do other jobs in the store and she kind of already goes to me for important jobs needing done already. I also know some of the higher ups pretty well from my District Manager and my co Vice President who's wife invited me to their 4th of July party a message she said was being asked by her husband for me to join them. I'm also good friends with our Regions President who reward me $100 and I have his business card. So I don't think it'd look like I was being a suck up to get a higher advantage at work. People always from other stores come to help our store and we send people to their stores for help ad everyone I work with from other stores wants me at their store as well do to my work ethic.
I ask for a few reasons I work in Retail at a ACME so We've had a few people in relationships at work. My Floral manager and her husband worked together for yrs in operate departments. He's now at another store as a Produce Manager. My Deli Manager's husband is a Store director at another store at the Same store as my Floral Managers husband. My New Assistant Manager (Who I went to school with and friends with) had a relationship with one of our Cashiers for a few yrs but broke it off. All of these relationships seemed ok for me.
However We had an intern last year who is now an Assistant Store director. She technically works at another store but filling in at my store. until my Assistant manager who is working to learn a new system for the company comes back. She's about 6 yrs younger then me btw We weren't sure if it'd be ok if we started possible dating or making attempts to see if more then just being really good co worker friends or not would work. I think she already knows I like her but I feel she only thinks its just like some sort of HS crush and is just flattered by it. People already kind of tease me about liking her. She is probably at my store for another 2 or so months before going back to our store. I work beer and wine btw but occasionally do other jobs in the store and she kind of already goes to me for important jobs needing done already. I also know some of the higher ups pretty well from my District Manager and my co Vice President who's wife invited me to their 4th of July party a message she said was being asked by her husband for me to join them. I'm also good friends with our Regions President who reward me $100 and I have his business card. So I don't think it'd look like I was being a suck up to get a higher advantage at work. People always from other stores come to help our store and we send people to their stores for help ad everyone I work with from other stores wants me at their store as well do to my work ethic.