Story 106

Decades ago, the president of a business unit abroad asked me – in front of male and female colleagues – if my pubic hair matched the color of the hair on my head.

Senior male colleagues were visibly embarrassed and made a few protests were made offline.

Yet nothing happened.

The sick man remained president. I guess being close to retirement meant the company didn’t have to deal with it.

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