I was recently talking to one of the supervisors about my impending absence, when I noticed this young lady staring at me. I turned to look at her, but as soon as our eyes met, she looked away, pretending she wasn't looking at me.
A few days later,, I finished work but needed to speak to the supervisor to get him to check that I had correctly filled in the overtime forms. As I was following behind him trying to get his attention, I noticed this same young lady off to the right staring at me. At that point she was probably staring for a couple of second or so. So I looked at her and she looked me straight in the eyes and held eye contact for about three seconds, before I started chatting to the supervisor.
A few days later, I bumped into her in the stairwell. She was leaving through the doors and I was entering. As she opened the door and saw me, her eyes seemed to linger on me, with the look of "that's him": type look, but also a little nervous to see me.
She then came out and initiated a conversation. She asked whether I had been issued company uniform. I told her I had not, and she informed me new delivery of uniform had been made and to enquire about it. During this conversation, she was looking deeply into my eyes with 100% eye contact. She was undistracted by anything around us. Her body and feet were pointing in my direction.
Finally, on another day, my duty card was missing and approached her counter to ask about it. She enthusiastically waved for me to come in through the security door to speak to her.
Her desk faces away from the door. As she buzzed me in and I walked in, she turned around in her chair and faced me in a relax way, with her body and feet facing me. She waited for me to approach her. As we talked, we were both looking into each others eyes. Again, her eye contact was soft, focused and prolonged.. She only stopped looking into my eyes to check up my duty on. here computer.
A few days later,, I finished work but needed to speak to the supervisor to get him to check that I had correctly filled in the overtime forms. As I was following behind him trying to get his attention, I noticed this same young lady off to the right staring at me. At that point she was probably staring for a couple of second or so. So I looked at her and she looked me straight in the eyes and held eye contact for about three seconds, before I started chatting to the supervisor.
A few days later, I bumped into her in the stairwell. She was leaving through the doors and I was entering. As she opened the door and saw me, her eyes seemed to linger on me, with the look of "that's him": type look, but also a little nervous to see me.
She then came out and initiated a conversation. She asked whether I had been issued company uniform. I told her I had not, and she informed me new delivery of uniform had been made and to enquire about it. During this conversation, she was looking deeply into my eyes with 100% eye contact. She was undistracted by anything around us. Her body and feet were pointing in my direction.
Finally, on another day, my duty card was missing and approached her counter to ask about it. She enthusiastically waved for me to come in through the security door to speak to her.
Her desk faces away from the door. As she buzzed me in and I walked in, she turned around in her chair and faced me in a relax way, with her body and feet facing me. She waited for me to approach her. As we talked, we were both looking into each others eyes. Again, her eye contact was soft, focused and prolonged.. She only stopped looking into my eyes to check up my duty on. here computer.
