Anonymous
07/29/2018 09:38
Subject: Co-worker sits "criss-cross applesauce" in meetings
Anonymous wrote:I agree with you, op. This is extremely unprofessional behavior and will likely reflect poorly on her eventually. Then she will scream sexism even though it is simply childish, immature, and unprofessional behavior that derails her. Grow up folks and act like adults.
Why would you assume that? If the coworker was an AA male, would you assume he would “scream racism”?
Anonymous
07/29/2018 09:25
Subject: Co-worker sits "criss-cross applesauce" in meetings
Someone using the phrase “criss cross applesauce” shouldn’t be commenting on other people’s professionalism. Are you 5?
Anonymous
07/28/2018 23:04
Subject: Co-worker sits "criss-cross applesauce" in meetings
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You mean “Indian style”?
Yeah is this some North vs. South thing? My yoga instructor uses the cross cross applesauce phras and I had no idea what she was talking about at first! I always knew it as Indian style. Or maybe that’s not PC anymore?
"Indian-style" is seriously not considered PC anymore -- at all.
So, knowing that, most of us who have kids who have learned the term "criss cross applesauce" in preschool just gravitate towards using that too.
"Preschool" should be a clue there.
If OP uses Preschool phrases at work, she has bigger issues than how a coworker sits.
Anonymous
07/28/2018 21:39
Subject: Co-worker sits "criss-cross applesauce" in meetings
my kids friend was saying Eeny Meanie Minie Moe and got yelled at at an outdoor restaurant. sheesh.
Anonymous
07/27/2018 13:55
Subject: Co-worker sits "criss-cross applesauce" in meetings
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You mean “Indian style”?
Yeah is this some North vs. South thing? My yoga instructor uses the cross cross applesauce phras and I had no idea what she was talking about at first! I always knew it as Indian style. Or maybe that’s not PC anymore?
"Indian-style" is seriously not considered PC anymore -- at all.
So, knowing that, most of us who have kids who have learned the term "criss cross applesauce" in preschool just gravitate towards using that too.