| Gemstone Stable |
| @kuewi OK. :D I work at a grocery store. Honestly wouldn't want more then a certain few folks to have my number. lol @lillie She's lovely! And I'd assume she would never be weird about it. |
Crisp, Clear, and Cool| Gemstone Stable |
| @kuewi OK. :D I work at a grocery store. Honestly wouldn't want more then a certain few folks to have my number. lol @lillie She's lovely! And I'd assume she would never be weird about it. |
| ArcticLights |
| And its not like you cant go and ask for their number later when you feel more comfortable about it |
| Lilac Fields |
| but yes, like Kuewi said, I have all my coworkers phone numbers and it is normal for us |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @AL OK. :) I polite declined and stated I could asked the service desk to ask for her. On the intercom thingy. @red OK. :D |
| Lilac Fields |
| If they didnt hint anything else I would just assume friendly. It could get weird if they make it weird or if you know they've been making things weird beforehand. |
| Kuewi knn stable |
| I know all the phone numbers from my co workers - and they have mine... to us this is absolutely normal |
| Red Mare Run |
| Exactly. Having a way to contact someone doesn't seem like a red flag. If they get weird with it, then absolutely red flag lol |
| ArcticLights |
| It depends on the person but I would take it as normal being friendly thing. If they for some reason decide that THEY think its a open door to something else then thats on them and not you |
| Vintage stud |
| gem yeah, so strange for it being morning for almost everyone and night for me |
| Gemstone Stable |
| Question. The 56 year old gal coworker that I like to work with offered to give me her phone number so I could call her at work if I needed her... Do ya'll think that's being normal friendly/trusting or kinda opening the door for more then work chatting? I have no clue on modern phone culture etiquette. lol |
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| Gemstone Stable |
| @kuewi OK. :D I work at a grocery store. Honestly wouldn't want more then a certain few folks to have my number. lol @lillie She's lovely! And I'd assume she would never be weird about it. |
| ArcticLights |
| And its not like you cant go and ask for their number later when you feel more comfortable about it |
| Lilac Fields |
| but yes, like Kuewi said, I have all my coworkers phone numbers and it is normal for us |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @AL OK. :) I polite declined and stated I could asked the service desk to ask for her. On the intercom thingy. @red OK. :D |
| Lilac Fields |
| If they didnt hint anything else I would just assume friendly. It could get weird if they make it weird or if you know they've been making things weird beforehand. |
| Kuewi knn stable |
| I know all the phone numbers from my co workers - and they have mine... to us this is absolutely normal |
| Red Mare Run |
| Exactly. Having a way to contact someone doesn't seem like a red flag. If they get weird with it, then absolutely red flag lol |
| ArcticLights |
| It depends on the person but I would take it as normal being friendly thing. If they for some reason decide that THEY think its a open door to something else then thats on them and not you |
| Vintage stud |
| gem yeah, so strange for it being morning for almost everyone and night for me |
| Gemstone Stable |
| Question. The 56 year old gal coworker that I like to work with offered to give me her phone number so I could call her at work if I needed her... Do ya'll think that's being normal friendly/trusting or kinda opening the door for more then work chatting? I have no clue on modern phone culture etiquette. lol |
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