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Work flirts come back
Melbourne Leader Newspaper
17 Aug 09 @ 06:00pm by Hamish Heard
AFTER years lost in the wilderness of political correctness, flirting is making a triumphant comeback to Melbourne workplaces.
Whether it’s a flutter of the eyelids, the decision to wear a shorter skirt or a cheeky wink at a prospective employer, Melbourne corporate gurus have declared flirting back as a short cut to success.
Lawyer, chartered accountant and business coach Rhondalynn Korolak happily admitted to owing at least some of her corporate success to an ability to win over the opposite sex.