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As the new worker at this company, this 24-year-old woman shared what happened when she attended second office party her career at this company. Like many offices, this place has parties quarterly.
But, as she shared here, she missed out on a very important memo. It's very strange…
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2 coworkers excitedly celebrate costume party in red attire.
The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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AITB for showing up to a work party in normal clothes because nobody told me there was a theme, and now I'm immortalized in every single photo?
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Employees throw confetti at office party.
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Now THIS seems intentional
Is this a type of humiliation ritual for the newbs? Somehow, I think it would be way funnier if the new kids were told to wear a funny costume, while everyone else was dressed in their normal office attire. Just excluding the new people from the party theme feels exclusionary! Aren't workplaces supposed to welcome new people onto the team? Sheesh.
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Employee wears 80s themed colorful jacket to office party, while holding tape cassette player from the same time period.
The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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People had some interesting takes on the whole situation
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I hope this will blow over as soon as the company posts the next new thing on their LinkedIn page
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If I was in this person's shoes, next time someone joked about it, I would just look mildly amused, and say, “You're still talking about that, huh?” The goal would be to make the same coworkers that humiliated her feel uncool. It can't possibly be that funny!
Of course, she might want to lean into the joke when the next party comes around, and not hold a grudge over it. It may seem like there's a microscope on her right now, but it won't last forever.
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I mean, some people still dress this way every day just because they like the look of it
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