You both freeze in place and stammer for a minute, until one of you awkwardly says, “Oh, I didn’t know you go here!” You breathe a sigh of relief that you managed to squeeze in your workout, when all of a sudden your boss comes strolling in. You just suffered through your half-hour on the Stairmaster and are toweling off in the locker room. If not? An uncomfortable, “Hi, great to see you!” while avoiding direct eye contact and walking briskly past him or her will suffice. Just put them down on the closest shelf and behave as if you’re browsing for something else.
If you’re able to spot your boss ahead of time, get rid of your purchases as fast as you can. My best advice? Just order your underwear online.
#Muse bar and eatery full#
But, having to exchange pleasantries while you have your arms full of new underwear (or anything else you wouldn’t usually talk about at work)? Well, that’s just a whole new brand of awkward.īefore you ask, yes, this one was inspired by personal experience. Running into your boss while you’re out shopping is one thing. But, at least now you’re prepared for the worst. However, fair warning: Nothing could make these situations less awkward. And, as luck would have it, that encounter might just happen in a somewhat uncomfortable setting.ĭon’t believe me? Here are seven places you absolutely don’t want to have a run in with your manager, as well as how you should react if you do. Heck, she might even have more of a social life.Īnd, as the obnoxious Disney song goes, “It’s a small world, after all.” So, you should prepare yourself for the fact that you may eventually run into your boss outside of normal work hours. Your supervisor has just as much of a social life as you do. When you get so used to seeing your boss at work, it can be easy to forget that he or she actually has a life outside the confines of your office.
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