Hiring dates for company parties

JRLawrence's Avatar
Nope, there's an unwritten boat dock rule that the gals get to do whatever they want.
After all, it's pirate wench tryouts and there's no stopping the gals.

Back to OP's original que:
I've also seen civie dates cause problems at employer sponsored parties, so consider that as a possible issue as well. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter
Me too! I have seen the women get totally drunk at company parties.

This is not all black and white. Much depends on the company, and the party. In many circles, to a large part, the women evaluate the new women.

Read the party and the group for what it is, not what you want it to be. Much may depend on your impression - in certain companies.

But then, if you work for the trash pickup company: it probably doesn't matter.

Kinda like going swimming: it is best to know how deep the water is, before you dive in.

JR
Old-T's Avatar
  • Old-T
  • 08-22-2016, 03:15 PM
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Hard to find. Originally Posted by JRLawrene
The first part takes a little time.

The second part, there are several out there who fit that category. And all the ones I know are awesom for private two-person parties also. 😆
Unique_Carpenter's Avatar
Hard to find. Originally Posted by JRLawrence
The first part takes a little time.... Originally Posted by Old-T
Old-T,
But what if a gal or two are already on your dance card?
That are trusted, have excellent cover stories, etc.
This is simply another benefit of folks having long term friendships.
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  • 08-25-2016, 05:28 AM
Old-T,
But what if a gal or two are already on your dance card?
That are trusted, have excellent cover stories, etc.
This is simply another benefit of folks having long term friendships. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter
Completely agree! The "time" I was talking about is the investment to reach that state of mutual trust you refer to. Long term friendships are indeed the best.