Unfair Dismissal: The Exit Interview

john · Site Admin Joined: Nov 02, 2005 Posts: 10474

Unfair Dismissal: The Exit Interview

The performance review was not going well. In the sterile, white-walled office, the tension between the brunette boss, Charley Atwell, and her blonde subordinate, Louise Jones, was thick enough to choke on. Words were exchanged—accusations of incompetence, biting retorts of micromanagement—until the veneer of professional civility finally cracked and fell away. Charley, fed up with the insubordination, decided that a verbal warning was insufficient. She stood up, her authority transforming into physical aggression, and the meeting descended into chaos.

The desk that separated them became a meaningless hurdle as Charley lunged. The fight was messy, personal, and devastating to their wardrobes. Professional blouses were the first casualties, ripped open and torn from their bodies in the grappling frenzy, buttons scattering across the carpet like hail. Skirts were next, yanked down and discarded as impediments to the brawl. The office was soon strewn with the wreckage of their suits, leaving the two women wrestling fiercely in nothing but their stockings, suspenders, and lingerie.

Louise fought back with desperate energy, tearing at Charley’s clothes in retaliation, but the boss was determined to dominate. They rolled across the floor, knocking over chairs and slamming into desks, a tangle of limbs and lace. What began as a dispute over spreadsheets ended as a raw, physical struggle for supremacy, with Charley ultimately using her strength to pin the disheveled, half-naked Louise to the floor, proving once and for all exactly who was on top of the corporate ladder.

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JSTROM

luv it when two ladies can sit down and work out there problems

lowrise · Panty "PLATINUM" Joined: Dec 07, 2010 Posts: 3092

I would love to be either Charley or Louise, in heels and stockings and suspenders, and black panties. Fighting or not, the girls look great together and so pretty.

I have conducted several exit interviews over the years, but all fairly laconic. Ah, I conducted a performance review once and the lady entered the office and had dressed up for the occasion! I blurted out “You look nice!.,” a very I professional and she could have complained. She immediately replied “That’s probably because I’m wearing a skirt.” Just like that. Female staff usually wore close-fitting tailored trousers, and.we spent the rest of the time talking about trousers or skirts, which was also very unprofessonal but great for me because the lady knew I was a transvestite who dressed in the evening and wore panties all the time. She gave me lots of advice, about skirts and also things women just took for granted about wearing a bra, which I can attest is information so valuable, especially when given warmly and in fine detail!