In a Man's World Randy Prange, CEO of Insights, Inc., a strategic planning and business development firm, offers advice on business, career advancement and dealing with the men in your office.   Featured Question "In all my years work experience, I have never encountered a supervisor that wanted to become friendly. My husband was a bit apprehensive saying that it will later cause problems. Against his better judgment, I began to go on weekend shopping trips. Let the kids spend nights at each others houses and have lunch together everyday. Well I began to feel suffocated. At work, my supervisor stayed in my cubicle talking and laughing which resulted in me not being able to complete my work. The other employees felt as I received special treatment, and the supervisor's co-workers (other supervisors) looked at her in disgust. What should I do?" Business Advisor Randy Prange's Answer • Submit your questions   Recent questions Career Advancement Secretarial ceiling Passed over for promotion Taking a promotion Friendship with boss Workplace Issues Getting credit Boss expects too much Job security Job search Job offer while on maternity leave Explaining employment gap Pregnant & interviewing Re-entering workforce Business Success Starting a non-profit   Personal Coaching Mr. Prange offers one-on-one coaching through specially designed Sounding Board services. These monthly sessions present an opportunity to build a relationship where your career building effort and job development is the center focus. Three, 30-minute, one-on-one dialog sessions, via e-mail or telephone, are included each month. Fee for this personalized communication: $150 per month. Dialogs will be scheduled on mutually agreed upon dates. Email Randy for a free consultation or more information.