While I will acknowledge that this is a strange approach - as opposed to simply giving them an equivalent pay raise - I am curious to understand why this is so appalling.
They are:
- choosing this from a range of options - would you feel the same way about braces to straighten their teeth?
- doing this with free will
- doing this in consistency with their own cultural attitudes - which we shouldn't be second guessing...
- apparently feel better about themselves because of it, and
- even offering the same options to men, or so it appears
I would love the opportunity to get a hair transplant if it were offered to me as a perq, but it's not something that I'd pay for to feed my own vanity...
Silver is very open about having gotten implants (even over my resistance and objection) after losing 1/3 of her body weight in training. Is that an appalling act when it had the equivalent effect of reconstructive surgery to a breast cancer survivor?
Jolt: I understand that you find this appalling and I respect that fact. But for reasons I've noted, I don't understand and welcome your insight and perspective on why
Last edited by Mr. Bloom; 05-25-2009 at 04:03 AM.
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