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Is this common sometimes in a work environment?

10-06-2018 12:28pm

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#2 10-06-2018 12:43pm

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no. do you work in a small company?

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#3 10-06-2018 12:49pm

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Only in very small company I'd imagine. That said if both happy with the nature of the relationship there's nothing wrong with it.

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#4 10-06-2018 12:49pm

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People often have people like that in work. Be it small or big company.
More common in smaller companies though I'd say

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#5 10-06-2018 12:55pm

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I had an apprentice who I kinda felt like he wanted me to adopt him. His dad was never around when he was growing up.
I didn’t mind him really but I have enough kids at home. Maybe the boss feels like you are the kid she never had or whatever.
Did you get on with your own mother?

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