That was funny, @cryptofi. Tea time is for tea, not for other 'business'. It's an interesting culture you describe. Free tea, but nothing else. Your style or writing is better every time you write. Keep up the good work!
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That was funny, @cryptofi. Tea time is for tea, not for other 'business'. It's an interesting culture you describe. Free tea, but nothing else. Your style or writing is better every time you write. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for posting the story in the Ink Well community.
*We do note that some writers are not commenting on the work of others. Engagement is regarded highly. We encourage all writers to support others. We recognize the writers that do engage. (See The Ink Well community rules on our home page.) And we are aware of writers who don't. This becomes part of our evaluation/reward algorithm.
Tea time is free drink time! Why would the manager mess it up by misusing the time? lol...
Nicely written!
This story describes a company where the rules are clear.
As a reader I was left curious about the details of the kissing incident.
keep writing @cryptofi
Sounds like a great company to work for... if you follow normal rules and protocols!