Pakistani Woman Asked To 'Spend Quality Time With Boss' In Exchange For Job Offer

A woman from Pakistan had a distressing encounter when she looking for a job at a well-known corporation. With the help of the Indeed app, the girl applied for a trainee and office assistant job as a first-time applicant. She was taken aback when she received a message purportedly from the manager of the firm asking her to engage in additional duties associated with the job that reportedly implied sexual favours. The woman posted screenshots of an alleged chat she had with the manager of Giga Group.

The X (formerly Twitter) user captioned her post stating, “Being a girl in Pakistan is too difficult!” The user went on to describe how she applied for a position available to fresh graduates on the Indeed website. “It’s unbelievable!! Who knows how many innocent girls they must have taken advantage of,” the caption further read.

According to her, when recent graduates search for work, they either run into these “disgusting people” or rich parents who gain access through referrals.

The user has reportedly received feedback from a company representative informing them that the “manager” did not belong to their company. The woman was even given the assurance that the company had filed a lawsuit against him.

Meanwhile, her post has already amassed over 2 million views with users expressing shock at the incident.

A user commented, “At least he already warned you. Imagine if you didn’t know any of it and boss wanted quality time.”

Another user stated, “Seriously????? No way that is true!”

“Good to see you are speaking about this. More Power to you,” read another comment.

A user added, “This is absolutely disgusting.” The user went on to remark that if he’s asking for sexual favours from staff members with such casualness, one can only assume what he’s done to other people who have worked for him before this.

“He cannot be in power,” said the user.

Yet another user said, “This is so sad and unfortunate. Can’t you file a complaint against them in Women rights commission in your country?”

Sexual harassment in Pakistan is punishable by fines, imprisonment or both.