+david gagnon When women from the west are in the presence of middle eastern men, especially for diplomatic missions, they accommodate their culture by wearing a veil. He should accommodate our culture by not being a dirty pig.
Have you ever heard a woman saying that to a man in a shareholder meeting? No, because it is ABSURD. So STOP accepting that creepy greek guy's behaviour!
Only people that have been beautiful their whole life would have a problem with being called "beautiful", though I understand that people want to be seen as more than a pretty face.
Only people that have been beautiful their whole life would say that someone calling them "attractive", in a non-suggestive manner, is a form of harassment. I'm not sure why you said "24/7". Has the Greek guy said this to her multiple times?
Pulseczar1 It's a metaphore. Surely this doesn't happen all the time... (luckily) but put yourself into the perspective of just wanting to be able to walk the street, go shopping, do an interview etc without people hitting on you, acting funny or in the case of being ugly, disgusted looks, being ignored, etc. People should treat people largely normally regardless of looks ideally. I know that's a pipe dream but we should perhaps try, no?
Pavel Dvořák I think a lot of people would greatly appreciate being called "attractive", and therefore they consider it a nice thing to do -- to call someone else "attractive". I think the only people that don't appreciate being called "attractive" are those that have been attractive their whole life, and take it for granted. It would be nice if attractiveness didn't matter (or if everyone was attractive), but it's far too ingrained in our biology, I think, for anything to change in that regard any time soon. You ask me to view this from the perspective of others. Put yourself in the shoes of someone that has never been called beautiful in their entire life by anyone but their parents. People should be grateful for the good things that they have, and consider the alternative lives that they could have instead. Ever heard the term "first world problem"? That's basically how I view a person complaining about receiving compliments.
Well she is beautiful and she has cracking legs, look it as simple as this if a woman is gorgeous I will tell her. Not in a derogatory way but just straight.
Justin Hopkins Not literally in front of loads of people like at a meeting, like straight on the spot no. But I would find a way of telling her in conversation if it was just the two of us talking. Id look Marissa in the eye and make her blush
Marissa Mayer is a woman whose mind piques my interest. There isn't a fiber of her existence not noteworthy. So, I'll have to say I love the way her mind fills the entirety of her sweater. Who, in their right mind, doesn't enjoy a strong and intelligent woman who is also built like the Taj Majal?
it is surprising how attractive she is though, considering how rapidly women age, most are ugly by 30. And yet here she is, working 130 hour long weeks at the age of 39(now 46) and still rocking it 20 years past what would've been other women's prime. Yes, it is highly inappropriate, and she stands as a symbol that women are equal to men, but it's also empowering to those that fear age is a death sentence to their beauty.
Balls of steel!
OMG! He said she's attractive!
It was a stupid thing to say during a shareholder meeting but I guess some people's minds never graduate middle school no matter how old they are.
scilines It's his culture! You cultural imperialist!
david gagnon There's a time and place. a shareholders meeting for a giant corporation is not one of them.
Team BombHead Cultural Imperialist!
+david gagnon When women from the west are in the presence of middle eastern men, especially for diplomatic missions, they accommodate their culture by wearing a veil. He should accommodate our culture by not being a dirty pig.
Watching this in 2020 is hilarious.
While it was inappropriate, she is nice on the eyes...........just saying :)
not so in the ears
They're crooked and ones lazy
Have you ever heard a woman saying that to a man in a shareholder meeting? No, because it is ABSURD. So STOP accepting that creepy greek guy's behaviour!
Male CEOs have had female shareholders be extremely flirty and commenting on their appearance. Don't act like it never happens.
Seems attractive even in 2020
you want to make everyone here sounds like a stoner, change the speed to .5
Looks like she didn't perform very well.
She failed.
She gotta do something about YM !! Why can't she turn YM into like Whatsapp or BBM?
welp yahoo still sucks in 2022
That was inappropriate in timing and place.
Technically she is lacking.
Yahoo IT staff lack talent.
aw come on! at least he had the bawlz to say it!
man talk about smoker voice
Poor girl. Took on an unsavable company.
yeah, poor her, they made them take her 250m golden parachute and leave to the hardships of unemployment. She could be homeless now.
Is it that difficult to treat beautiful people like human beings? For fuck sake...
Only people that have been beautiful their whole life would have a problem with being called "beautiful", though I understand that people want to be seen as more than a pretty face.
Pulseczar1 They could be ugly but you still don't harrass people about their appearance 24/7.
Only people that have been beautiful their whole life would say that someone calling them "attractive", in a non-suggestive manner, is a form of harassment. I'm not sure why you said "24/7". Has the Greek guy said this to her multiple times?
Pulseczar1 It's a metaphore. Surely this doesn't happen all the time... (luckily) but put yourself into the perspective of just wanting to be able to walk the street, go shopping, do an interview etc without people hitting on you, acting funny or in the case of being ugly, disgusted looks, being ignored, etc. People should treat people largely normally regardless of looks ideally. I know that's a pipe dream but we should perhaps try, no?
Pavel Dvořák
I think a lot of people would greatly appreciate being called "attractive", and therefore they consider it a nice thing to do -- to call someone else "attractive". I think the only people that don't appreciate being called "attractive" are those that have been attractive their whole life, and take it for granted. It would be nice if attractiveness didn't matter (or if everyone was attractive), but it's far too ingrained in our biology, I think, for anything to change in that regard any time soon.
You ask me to view this from the perspective of others. Put yourself in the shoes of someone that has never been called beautiful in their entire life by anyone but their parents. People should be grateful for the good things that they have, and consider the alternative lives that they could have instead. Ever heard the term "first world problem"? That's basically how I view a person complaining about receiving compliments.
I strongly disagree.
and that is why she was able to destroy a company with her ineptitude.....because all anyone looks at...is her looks.
Well she is beautiful and she has cracking legs, look it as simple as this if a woman is gorgeous I will tell her. Not in a derogatory way but just straight.
In a meeting? Place and time is an important social skill.
Justin Hopkins
Not literally in front of loads of people like at a meeting, like straight on the spot no. But I would find a way of telling her in conversation if it was just the two of us talking.
Id look Marissa in the eye and make her blush
Raiken Xion
Yahoo. CEO. Has. Good. Personality.
Literally LMAO
Close
Ceo
Im moving to google
Euw Internet Explorer......
Nothing wrong with making a compliment.
Mayer.
Like Osckah.
여성휼륭하신 CEO 입니다ㆍ이런 휼륭한 여성 CEO MEETING VERY GOOD 👍 OK
Marissa Mayer is a woman whose mind piques my interest. There isn't a fiber of her existence not noteworthy. So, I'll have to say I love the way her mind fills the entirety of her sweater. Who, in their right mind, doesn't enjoy a strong and intelligent woman who is also built like the Taj Majal?
NOPE.
LIKE NOPE.
it is surprising how attractive she is though, considering how rapidly women age, most are ugly by 30. And yet here she is, working 130 hour long weeks at the age of 39(now 46) and still rocking it 20 years past what would've been other women's prime. Yes, it is highly inappropriate, and she stands as a symbol that women are equal to men, but it's also empowering to those that fear age is a death sentence to their beauty.
님의 앞날에 신의 은총이 다하시길 기원을 드립니다
God you order is meeting
당신의 높으신 덕망을 한수배우게습니다 부디 좋은 건설적 만남이 있기을 기원을 드립니다ㆍokay
God you meet want oppa you mind 뜻을존중합니다 아주높으신덕망의 ceo 입니다 ㆍ
Dude must have dirt in his eyes...she's not attractive in the least.
She is kind of attractive, especially if you compare her to her peers in the industry, like Sheryl Sandberg, Meg Whitman or Susan Wojcicki
@@ImNotADeeJay And her age!