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What would it mean: my boss calls me daughter(outside of a working relationship)? and got a better answer
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Keep it simple, don't make it up! She's just nice to you, and you're old enough to be her daughter. You should be happy that your boss treats you like a mother. If you behave like that, you'll make an enemy. And having a boss, especially a boss lady, as an enemy is like spitting in the wind, isn't it?
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Keep it simple, don't make it up! She treats you well and you are old enough to be her daughter. You should be glad your boss treats you like a mother. If you behave like that, you'll make an enemy. And to have your boss, especially your boss! as an enemy is like spitting in the wind.
Keep it simple, don't make it up! She treats you well and you are old enough to be her daughter. You should be glad your boss treats you like a mother. If you behave like that, you'll make an enemy. And to have your boss, especially your boss! as an enemy is like spitting in the wind.
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means nothing. Maybe a bridal shop.
means nothing. Maybe a bridal shop.
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her mentality. Don't be embarrassed and behave according to normal etiquette.
her mentality. Don't be embarrassed and behave according to normal etiquette.
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Thinks you're her future daughter-in-law and is preparing you for that honorable mission!
Thinks you're her future daughter-in-law and is preparing you for that honorable mission!
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it's okay-- she's trying to be close morally.
it's okay-- she's trying to be close morally.
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nothing. calmly. you are old enough to be her daughter. that's what she called you. especially in an informal setting. when she is not the boss, and you are not a subordinate!
nothing. calmly. you are old enough to be her daughter. that's what she called you. especially in an informal setting. when she is not the boss, and you are not a subordinate!
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Not at all, maybe she has her own issues in her head, is it offensive when the boss calls you a daughter, I think not.
Not at all, maybe she has her own issues in her head, is it offensive when the boss calls you a daughter, I think not.
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Call her mom! And see what she does!
Call her mom! And see what she does!
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Let her call herself.
Let her call herself.
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Maybe you have something with her son; If not, she probably really wants the daughter she never had.
Maybe you have something with her son; If not, she probably really wants the daughter she never had.
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In my opinion it's only for the best.
In my opinion it's only for the best.
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Somehow, casually, when she calls you daughter, answer - Yes, mother.
Somehow, casually, when she calls you daughter, answer - Yes, mother.
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makes it clear that you're not a daughter.
makes it clear that you're not a daughter.
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you met her son? If you have no plans to become her daughter-in-law, explain that you already have a mother and you only have a business relationship with her.
you met her son? If you have no plans to become her daughter-in-law, explain that you already have a mother and you only have a business relationship with her.
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I don't think that's a big deal.
I don't think that's a big deal.
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