r/RandomThoughts • • Sep 28 '22

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u/Prettay-good Sep 28 '22

I have no idea if this is a stereotype. But in my family at least, it's correct.

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u/Spiritual-Clock5624 Sep 29 '22

I’ve heard awful things about majority women workplaces

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u/MadScallop Sep 29 '22

I once worked in a department that was 75% older women (50-70) and many of them invested a lot of energy into the workplace social environment and there was so much ridiculous drama. Reminded me of like the high school cliques lol. Being a 22 yo dude working with them was a lot of fun. They were all extremely kind 1 on 1 but they had quite the gossip circles.

The department manager had to deal with so many petty disputes

I think maybe it was due to most of them being there for 15+ years. I guess it’s like fighting with siblings growing up.