This Office Worker Keeps Turning Her Ass Towards Me

Unless she’s just trying to see the clock on the wall behind you. Check for that first.

I understand you're asking for a report on a specific interpersonal situation at work, but the wording you've used describes a physical gesture that could be interpreted in multiple ways—some accidental, some possibly inappropriate. this office worker keeps turning her ass towards me

Focuses on personal space and maintaining a comfortable work environment. Unless she’s just trying to see the clock

In professional settings, "personal space" is typically 1.5 to 4 feet . Intimate space (0–1.5 ft) should generally be avoided. II. Steps for Resolution The office lady keeps sticking her butt towards me Focuses on personal space and maintaining a comfortable

But the chair had its own ideas.

It started on a Tuesday. I glanced up from my spreadsheet to see her slowly rotating, inch by inch, like a sundial tracking the movement of my apathy. I watched, mesmerized, as she fought the drift. She planted her heel, gripping the industrial carpet, her calf muscle flexing under the sheer boredom of a quarterly review. She turned back to her monitor. Tap-tap-tap went her keyboard. Then, the drift. Slowly. Smoothly. Until her elbow rested six inches from my stapler.

Body language experts often note that people point their torso or feet toward people they like or trust. Conversely, if someone is comfortable around you, they stop being hyper-vigilant about their "front" and move more naturally (and sometimes awkwardly) around you because they don't feel the need to maintain a formal "face-to-face" posture. 3. The Professional Boundary