Carla_Danger
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- Feb 10, 2013
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Like I said, I worked in a Mormon firm. One of the first things they told me was I wasn't allowed to take any of the secretaries out to lunch, because people might assume the wrong thing.
I got along very well with the secretaries at that firm, and most of them were not Mormon themselves. Mormon women usually don't have jobs. They get married at a very early age and start having children.
One day, one of the secretaries told me I was the only attorney in the firm who treated the secretaries like human beings.
I thought, what is it about these Mormons that make them unpleasant to work for?
But they were unpleasant to me as well. None of them would let me inside their world. This was the only firm I ever worked at where I was never invited to lunch (except once on my birthday), and no one would allow me to be their friend.
The Mormons had their own world, and non-Mormons are excluded.
This was my experience, also. It was also made clear to me, in a subtle way, that my career path above middle management would simply not happen, since I was not a Mormon. I am absolutely convinced that Harry Reid became a Mormon out of necessity.
I don't doubt that for a minute.