Your 24 year old daughter calls you with the exciting news that she has completed her training and is ready to start her new career. She worked hard to earn her diploma and is anticipating her first business trip.
Although she is eager to start her new job, she expresses her concern that her employer has asked her to share a room with a male co-worker. You’re shocked that any business would expect men and women to share sleeping quarters, but she reassures you that the company has very strict policies on harassment and fraternization.
Then, she tells you that her co-worker is actually her superior and he will be evaluating her performance and reporting back to the company.
You find the entire situation discomforting and you worry about your daughter’s safety.
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