Dear Careerist:
A senior woman lawyer at my office often uses four-letter words. She is getting called out on this. I find it odd since I work with men who curse all the time.
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October 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Dear Careerist:
A senior woman lawyer at my office often uses four-letter words. She is getting called out on this. I find it odd since I work with men who curse all the time.
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