How I can handle a dirty old boss?

I got this job as an English teacher at a university. The Dean who interviewed me is a dirty old man that made me very uncomfortable: two hours of talking about sexual issues in his office and then after that interview I had to go to lunch with it without the other colleagues. I refuse to accept the job last month only because I am uncomfortable with it. But today I called again. Not him. Someone else. So I think whaddaheck … I will not ditch labor supply by only one of the leaders tried to make a move on me. So I'm considering taking the job. I have a meeting with all the leaders of tomorrow. Any tips to survive office?

First, do not let anyone stop him from reaching his dreams, if it's a great job and you want and you want them, then its up to you to seize the opportunity with both hands. The Associate Dean may not realize how it comes, it could be an unhappy man trying to recapture their youth. I do not know why you felt you had to go with him to lunch, but that would make been a good opportunity to cut the bud, saying that you do not feel comfortable in one lunch dates that fell off a big clue. However, remember that you have more to lose than you, if found guilty of sexual harassment, its your job, pension and reputation. Not to mention if you have family that will affect them too. (Something you can always remind you, if you try to reach closure). So my advice would be talk of work. provided that does not touch you, you can handle. Do exactly what would you do if one of his students hit you. Remember law and the law is on their side. Enjoy your career you worked hard for it. Do not be intimidated by fools.

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