2- almost everyday.
I went there as a Marketing Exec but he forced me to write articles even when I told him several times that I was not a writer, my dhivehi writings were especially bad. But he'd make me write and take me to his desk to correct the mistakes. He was constantly
1- I worked in Avas for a year. The interview itself should've been a wakeup call bcz he asked me if I was single or with someone. Anyway I got the job and I was uncomfortable the entire year. He kept touching my shoulders and pressing on it, "Afa rangalhu heyyy hurihaa kameh",
This guy @mundooadam was fired late 2014 by @vaavu for assaulting a female coworker and hired by @avasmv as early as 2015. How did he not face any legal consequences despite there being ample evidence of assault?
One girl told me, he asked her whether she has a boyfriend or not. One would ask why I didn’t complain about this to the CEO. As far as I know I am very sure that the CEO is aware of how @mundooadam harass girls. +
I would stay next to him when he edit my news and sometimes he would grab my hand to bring me closer or if I’m sitting he would pull my chair towards him to bring me closer. Not only this, but there were a lot of inappropriate touching which was traumatizing. +
As I started to work, I started noticing weird behavior from him. How he would comment on the way I walk, the way I dress, or if the lipstick I wear is too bright as if I’m trying to impress him. It creeped me out. +
Even at the interview I was a little bit overwhelmed because the chief editor @mundooadam was degrading women saying how women can’t lead have no work ethic and how they always get absent to work. I wanted to prove him wrong. +
In May, last year I joined @avasmv to work as a journalist. I found out @avasmv was looking for journalists and I have always wanted to work there because I really like their content. Being a journalist and a good writer was one of my dreams at the time. +