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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]BS You people watch too much tv. This doesn't happen in real life anymore. [/quote] Totally happens IRL. Just this morning, my boss asked his assistant to get both him and me coffee from SBUX. I'm a female Sr. Associate and have had 3 assistants in my time at the firm (I've gotten along great with all of them - changes had nothing to do with me). All of them have offered to do things like get me coffee, pick up my lunches and dinners, etc. I also have never felt uncomfortable asking. We are at times a very busy practice and it's often the case that I am figuratively chained to my desk and unable to step away, even for 5 minutes, to get those things for myself. So I, for one, have appreciated my assistants' willingness to do these things...even if it does feel a bit 1950-ish. And I've always expressed sincere gratitude to them. But if you aren't up for that, I don't necessarily blame you - I think it's a company culture thing and better to know now that's what is expected of assistants. Sounds like you didn't want the job anyway.[/quote]
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