The rules of interaction between women and men in the workplace have been changed with a suddenness that inevitably produces unforeseen negative consequences, no matter how positive and necessary the switch might be.  The Associated Press this morning runs a feature article whose title asks a question that answers itself: "Will misconduct scandals make men wary of women at work?" Duh!  The careers of men are being destroyed on the basis of accusations alone, so of course we worry.  While there is no ambiguity over Weinstein-like criminal behavior, there is a spectrum of behavior that women can find objectionable, and at the other of the scale from Weinstein, there is a lot of potential for career-ending misunderstanding.  For all we know, a greeting like "Good morning!  That's a lovely outfit" could be the basis of a complaint to H.R.  The AP's Jennifer Peltz appreciates this in her article: Some women, and...(Read Full Post)