flirting at work

"To be truthful, they do not actually wait on me hand and foot,” laughs Lily. “It just sounded good to say that. I guess I do tend to crow a bit in this job!"
"I'm an accounts team-leader and I have eleven men in my team. Not one woman,” laughs Lily. “Just me and eleven men - good, eh?"
"There was once a young woman in the team but I soon got rid of her," says Lily. "She was far too good looking and far too ambitious and I cannot stand competition."
"That is the way I am, and that is the way the guys like me to be. Tough, masterful, dominating."
"The work is boring, the pay is a pittance, the boss is a fool but when I am with the guys it makes it all worthwhile," says Lily.
"Willing? Well, yes, they all want me," laughs Lily. "I must admit that I have dated some of my guys. They are no longer with the team, though. It caused far too much jealousy. After the last bad experience, I made a point not to get involved with any of them."
"Actually, I derive far more fun out of flirting with them," says Lily. “And that’s what the guys enjoy, too.”
“Flirting is fun, but the emotional roller-coaster of a workplace romance is anything but.”
Read more by Lily on this issue:
big fish in a small pond
Men prefer women team-leaders?
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