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rbnyc

(17,045 posts)
Thu Jun 7, 2012, 02:51 PM Jun 2012

Mean co-worker drives me nuts!

It's hard sometimes to just let it go. I asked one of my co-workers today to please stop repeating to me things she says behind my back.

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Mean co-worker drives me nuts! (Original Post) rbnyc Jun 2012 OP
I had a similar experience. Turbineguy Jun 2012 #1
Wow! rbnyc Jun 2012 #3
If I were your coworker I'd school that guy DaveJ Jun 2012 #2
Thanks. rbnyc Jun 2012 #4

Turbineguy

(40,207 posts)
1. I had a similar experience.
Thu Jun 7, 2012, 03:09 PM
Jun 2012

At one point fate provided the answer by giving me a chance to save the guy from a horrific death. It was a bit awkward for him.

DaveJ

(5,023 posts)
2. If I were your coworker I'd school that guy
Thu Jun 7, 2012, 05:17 PM
Jun 2012

Instead of just telling you, what's that all about?

During my company's 'purge' of half our employees, a few years ago, all of the obnoxious ones disappeared. Sorry you still have to tolerate them.

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