all of the above. as far as ‘hookup culture ‘ that’s harder to figure. If a coworker wants to get with you, she’ll let you know. I’ve been in a 7-person software start-up to a thousands of employees healthcare organizations. I’ve had hookups in both & in between. Women are horny & I’m not sure the job makes all that much difference.
lmao @SW15, you surprise me with your random knowledge everyday
Okay, so I picked the wrong restaurant to work for because mine had no hookup culture. So how do I find the right restaurant, does anyone know?
I think you may not be understanding what I'm looking for. I'm not looking for a place where it's possible to hookup with your co-workers, I'm looking for a place where it's encouraged. Where people are doing it left and right all around you and you're some kind of weirdo if you don't.
Having sex with co-workers is one of the main selling points of working a McJob. Low wage service sector jobs are ideal for sex between co-workers. Most low wage, service sector workers have short tenures at jobs, so it doesn't matter when an interaction goes bad. One person will leave the job soon enough anyway. McJobs are not that difficult to replace, unlike white collar, office work which has long interview cycles. A lot of McJob workers are fairly temporary anyway.
lol I know what they are. I’m just laughing that you knew that term lol.
I personally wouldn't mess around with coworkers unless the job you are in is something temporary or not that important, like a laid back side gig or something along those lines. The positive of working in an environment like this is simply due to the sheer amount of women you'd cross paths with, I honestly can't think of any other job you could easily get that could compete with this. Sure, you'd have your regular party girls but there are huge swaths of women that only got out here and there and you'd mostly likely never see them again.
Good luck with that search. 99.9% of business ownership wants employee’s to focus on doing their job…
A good portion of college educated, white collar workers value their education and jobs play their cards this way.
Maybe it could be an unspoken encouragement. The bosses don't need to care about my hooking up, the employees do. Same as how teachers don't really care about students hooking up, but students do.
Not interested in conventional night or day game. Just "talking to somebody?" That doesn't really do it for me like living in and being part of a community of hooker-uppers. Where I am basically peer pressured into having sex.
How desperate does one need to be to try and find a career that encourages hookups?
It's boring if I do it the ordinary way.
Trolls are getting sneaky these days
You'll have your suspicions, and I understand. But I mean what I say. The only cure for my boredom is to find some people living in an entirely different world of pleasure and privilege than mine, and somehow join that world.
You mean like cooks? The only thing I know about the restaurant industry is my job as a waiter. None of the staff, back or front of the house, seemed very hookuppy. No one was, like, flirting with the head chef or anything.
Yeah that's def gonna depend on the restaurant. Whose working there. They're age. Whether they sell alcohol or not.... Obviously not ALL restaurants are gonna have everyone hooking up everyone left and right. You could walk into a restaurant and just tell, "yeah nobody's hooking up with anybody here". Nor would they want to.
Where are the right restaurants? How do you find them? I would go back to working for tips if I was at the right restaurant.
Still gotta finish with schooling before I start looking at where I'd like to work. But besides the factors I listed above, def something close to my college campus/near the high school.
