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It was extremely awkward and my girlfriend was jealous when she got to know.
A legal guy asking me to break law is beyond my understanding. i am not the principled one, but this takes the cake when asking for favors from an A3. Can this be perceived as harassment as he was simply in a position to influence my choice and morals?
Story that went around was I needed sleep more than that promotion. Worst part? That's probably true lol
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For context I was an A3 around this time period.
On a serious note, we both kind of knew we were just fooling around, and what little chance I thought we had went flying out of the window when she told me during the internship's last week that she has 'a real boyfriend' back at her uni, and that she'll feel guilty about this when she's back on campus.
P.S. Both statements made above are mutually exclusive and independent of each other.
More sexist events have happened since, like being told to take notes cause I was the only female in the room by a client.
As it turns out, they were. They timed their entries and exits 90 secs apart to be discreet, but I noted this as well. Reminded me of the Dwight-Angela affair from The Office.
As I wasn't working with either of those associates, I didn't have any qualms about ratting them out. Specifically told the PA about the 90 sec rule.
Didn't end up getting a callback anyway, but that might have to do with the fact that I was busy with my own trysts with a co-intern.