Would you date your boss's son/daughter?

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Mears

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I've had a summer job at a family owned business for the last few years and I'm considering dating my boss's daughter. I'm in really good with her entire family, but I'm thinking that they might not think too highly of me seeing her. I think that she's attracted to me, and I really need to start dating again. Would any of you go for it?
 
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rgwalt

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Give it a shot... If it doesn't work out, make sure you end on good terms.

Ryan
 
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BCYL

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I wouldnt go for it if you plan on staying with the company...

Even if he doesnt do anything bad to me, I would always doubt his reasoning if/when he gives me a promotion or a raise...
 
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Viper GTS

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I think you need to let her parents catch the two of you screwing in their bed.

Viper GTS
 
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sheselectric

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depends on the type of job. if i wanted the job to advance my career field, probably not. but if it's just a temporary gig (which sounds kind of like your situation), i'd consider it.
 
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Beau

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Originally posted by: Viper GTS
I think you need to let her parents catch the two of you screwing in their bed. Viper GTS
Click to expand...

If I wasn't scared of that, I would definitely go after my bosses daughter... talk about a nice rack!!
 
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Mears

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This is definately temporary. I'll be done with the company after the summer.
 
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Michael1897

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you have to ask?
Yes, if she is attractive go for it. heck, it's only a summer job. follow Viper GTS and screw like crazy if you get the chance
 
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LOL, a buddy got up and left his date at a restaurant b/c she was such an intolerable biatch.
His dad was an executive of a huge company which was under the gun of the girl's father.
Phone calls were made; much explaining required, heh!
 
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I tended bar in a restaurant when in college, the managing partner had a daughter that was about 15-16, I was 19 at the time. She went to a parochial school nearby and used to come into the restuarant with her friends after school and grab a soda, hang out a little. Little catholic girls in little plaid skirts. Well, whenever my boss gave me a hard time, pants not ironed, hadn't shaved, I used to tease him and say "it could be worse, I could be dating your daughter", he had a sense of humor so it went over ok. Well, about 3 years later we started going out, he took it ok. I was only working part time by then. That was years ago, we're all still friends, but after that I had to tell him "it could be worse I could be dating your son" Moral of the story is, go for it.
 
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hpkeeper

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I have dated my boss's daughter... he was pretty cool with it, he actually encouraged it, but my boss likes me, and even afte we broke up, he's still cool with me. There was a bit of tension for a period of time after we broke up, but that was to be expected... now my boss and I are fine.
 
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Maggotry

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I dated a girl for a while then ended up working for her dad. I was in very tight with the family. After me and the girl broke up, I kept working for him. We had become fairly good friends and our relationship was not conditional on mine and his daughter's. He knew we were knockin' boots. He just didn't want to hear about it. :)

Edit: The point is, if you're in tight with him, don't worry about it. If he hates your guts, then stay away!
 
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lawaris

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I would ... the girl matters ... not the dad !

Jus' make sure u r serious and not playing around.
 
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bmacd

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argh! don't do it. Dating within the company usually never works, let alone dating the boss's girl.

-=bmacd=-
 
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