The real shock of that Citigroup story was that in that part of the city there were enough heterosexual men working in that bank for it to be a problem.
There's something very fishy about that case... I got a strong whiff of narcisism coming from Ms. Lorenzana's statements to the reporter. I suspect that there's more to the dismissal than her choice of wardrobe; that could just be my left-over misanthropy from a mostly-sleepless night after food poisoning, though.
-- Steve knows of several dismissals for poor deportment at his job, though those were generally in the "repeatedly poor hygiene" or "insisting upon wearing excessive perfume/cologne" categories.
Branches, possibly. But investment bankers tend to be more male, in my experience. And it's been shown that this actually tends to make them rasher, and less likely to make good decisions.
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andrewducker) wrote2010-06-05 12:01 pm
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Because banks are generally known to be hotheads of testosterone poisoning.
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-- Steve knows of several dismissals for poor deportment at his job, though those were generally in the "repeatedly poor hygiene" or "insisting upon wearing excessive perfume/cologne" categories.
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