In many ways, the story of her life has been about getting attention from men—both the wanted and the unwanted kind. But when she got fired last summer from her job as a banker at a Citibank branch in Midtown—her bosses cited her work performance—she got even hotter. She sued Citigroup, claiming that she was fired solely because her bosses thought she was too hot.

via Is This Woman Too Hot To Be a Banker? – Page 1 – News – New York – Village Voice.

Honestly, I don’t know why anyone would want to be a banker, but being very attractive should not hinder you from being gainfully employed by a banking corporation.

Interviews and her lawsuit, which was filed in November 2009, tell her story: Fisher and another manager, Peter Claibourne, started making offhanded comments about her appearance, she says. She was told not to wear fitted business suits. She should wear makeup because she looked sickly without it. (She had purposefully stopped wearing makeup in hopes of attracting less attention.) Once, she recalls, she came in to work without having blow-dried her hair straight—it is naturally curly—and Fisher told a female colleague to pass on a message that she shouldn’t come into work without straightening it.

From what I read Peter Claibourne and Craig Fisher are unfit to be managers anywhere. They bring shame to themselves.