Scandal hit the London agency world this week as several industry veterans shed light on an apparently common practice in which departing male executives rank female colleagues via "Top 5" and "Bottom 5" lists gauging their physical attractiveness. Word of one particular "Top 5" email began making the rounds at the end of last week...
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March 12, 2018
Advertising & Agency Daily
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Multiple U.K. Agencies Admit Departing Male Employees Send ‘Top 5’ Emails Ranking Female Co-Workers by Attractiveness
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