I hate my co-worker because...
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I love all my coworkers. But I think the loud typing thing is a habit that's hard to break. I had a boss who was constantly breaking his keyboard. My husband does hunt and peck method and it's like he's punching the keyboard.1
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They work 20 miles away at the office and I rarely ever hear from them... I hate th... Oh wait, I *kitten* love them because I don't have to talk to anyone but myself working from home.1
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because he wont share the blunt and buy pizza0
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For the record, I have massive hands & it sounds about as subtle as a grizzly bear trying to pick eggs out of a carton when I type. They don't make keyboards in my size... LOL
Regrettably, I would probably be like this Steve guy if I was in your office.0 -
I have 2 that I dislike.
The first is that he is so far up his own *kitten* he thinks he's great at everything and he's the first guy ever to be a dad with the way he talks about his daughter. He also hovers around you if he asks you to do something to make sure you do it and it really puts me off and pisses me off. His humour is childish as well.
The second is that she can be such a *kitten* sometimes with the way she treats people. Swearing, screaming, yelling, throwing things about. Doing it when customers can hear and threatening people with their jobs when they do something wrong that can easily be fixed. I've cried numerous times from the way she's spoken to me when I've forgotten to do something or haven't done it right because she hasn't shown me.1 -
FireTurtle75 wrote: »They work 20 miles away at the office and I rarely ever hear from them... I hate th... Oh wait, I *kitten* love them because I don't have to talk to anyone but myself working from home.
I know what you mean! I work from home, too. I was going to post about hating my co-worker for preparing stinky food in the microwave and then realized I should probably lay off the Cumeric.1 -
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severe passive aggressive. drives me effing insane because she thinks I don't know what she's doing.0
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My former boss used to make me come into his office and stand over his shoulder and watch him type up e-mails to clients. And sometimes he'd type a sentence he was really proud of, and he'd say, "right? right?" and I was supposed to say, "Oh, yes, that's perfect" and nod a lot as he typed along. Early on, I thought that surely he wanted me there to give him input, but it became clear after the few times that I tried to make suggestions that he did not appreciate that.
He was a hunt and peck typist, too, so it kind of took forever and he made a lot of typos. And if he saw a typo way, way back, he'd just tap the backspace key 8 million times to get to that place, correct his typo, and then re-type everything he'd just deleted.
Then, when he was finally done with his e-mail, he'd re-read it, aloud, using the voice inflection intended, along with hand gestures, sometimes (as if that would translate into the e-mail?) and always find a few places to edit, or he'd re-write something and ask my opinion, and of course I was supposed to say, "Oh, yes, that's much better. I agree." and then he'd re-read that sentence. Aloud.
Forget about the process of opening and re-reading every attachment.
Then, when he was finally satisfied with his work, and before he'd hit "send," he'd ask me, "Is that a weiner?" (Meaning "winner." Funny guy.)
It could take an hour and a half sometimes to type up a 2-paragraph e-mail. It was torture.5 -
JeepHair77 wrote: »My former boss used to make me come into his office and stand over his shoulder and watch him type up e-mails to clients. And sometimes he'd type a sentence he was really proud of, and he'd say, "right? right?" and I was supposed to say, "Oh, yes, that's perfect" and nod a lot as he typed along. Early on, I thought that surely he wanted me there to give him input, but it became clear after the few times that I tried to make suggestions that he did not appreciate that.
He was a hunt and peck typist, too, so it kind of took forever and he made a lot of typos. And if he saw a typo way, way back, he'd just tap the backspace key 8 million times to get to that place, correct his typo, and then re-type everything he'd just deleted.
Then, when he was finally done with his e-mail, he'd re-read it, aloud, using the voice inflection intended, along with hand gestures, sometimes (as if that would translate into the e-mail?) and always find a few places to edit, or he'd re-write something and ask my opinion, and of course I was supposed to say, "Oh, yes, that's much better. I agree." and then he'd re-read that sentence. Aloud.
Forget about the process of opening and re-reading every attachment.
Then, when he was finally satisfied with his work, and before he'd hit "send," he'd ask me, "Is that a weiner?" (Meaning "winner." Funny guy.)
It could take an hour and a half sometimes to type up a 2-paragraph e-mail. It was torture.
There is no *kitten* button on here to go with that level of torture. Woo button is not worthy, insightful button is not insightful enough & there's no *kitten* way to consider it awesome, much less to like it.
That had to be one *kitten* job.1 -
Where do I start... Sigh!
Well, this is just today. Most of the time, this coworker tells me "It is your job; you are the boss". Now, we were nominated for some award and today it occurs to me
Me- "hey, wait. The award ceremony is today and they never got back to us on logistics".
He says "Oh, they sent us a ticket. I didn't tell you? I even posted about it"
Me - (assuming he posted something on our social media page which I manage and I somehow missed it) "Where did you post it?"
Him-"On my personal wall".
You'd have to grab the popcorn for the previous 6 months. Believe me you don't have enough calories saved for that.0 -
FireTurtle75 wrote: »JeepHair77 wrote: »My former boss used to make me come into his office and stand over his shoulder and watch him type up e-mails to clients. And sometimes he'd type a sentence he was really proud of, and he'd say, "right? right?" and I was supposed to say, "Oh, yes, that's perfect" and nod a lot as he typed along. Early on, I thought that surely he wanted me there to give him input, but it became clear after the few times that I tried to make suggestions that he did not appreciate that.
He was a hunt and peck typist, too, so it kind of took forever and he made a lot of typos. And if he saw a typo way, way back, he'd just tap the backspace key 8 million times to get to that place, correct his typo, and then re-type everything he'd just deleted.
Then, when he was finally done with his e-mail, he'd re-read it, aloud, using the voice inflection intended, along with hand gestures, sometimes (as if that would translate into the e-mail?) and always find a few places to edit, or he'd re-write something and ask my opinion, and of course I was supposed to say, "Oh, yes, that's much better. I agree." and then he'd re-read that sentence. Aloud.
Forget about the process of opening and re-reading every attachment.
Then, when he was finally satisfied with his work, and before he'd hit "send," he'd ask me, "Is that a weiner?" (Meaning "winner." Funny guy.)
It could take an hour and a half sometimes to type up a 2-paragraph e-mail. It was torture.
There is no *kitten* button on here to go with that level of torture. Woo button is not worthy, insightful button is not insightful enough & there's no *kitten* way to consider it awesome, much less to like it.
That had to be one *kitten* job.
Indeed. I was a really, really young associate at the time, and I think he thought he was mentoring me. He was an all-around weird dude, and I got the heck out of that department (for various other reasons) as fast as I could.0 -
I hate all of my coworkers, I work alone1
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BowlingForHollars wrote: »I love all of my co-workers. Every single one of them.
They all've a MFP account, don't they?
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Co-worker 1, breaks wind like a trooper by bending over and lifting up his leg and giggles like a little girl each time. Disgusting. I bet he does not wash his hands after going to the toilet too. Just go to the bathroom dude!
Co-worker 2, cannot shut up about his personal life. I want to move desks. I know all about his personal life, his psycho girlfriend, his in-grown toe nails, the suspected STD, his hairy back, how his band is doing, what conditioner he is using. He is not even on my team, he just speaks far too loud, all the time! He also drums loudly on his desk, and taps with his feet, and is not even in tune with himself. He spends all day on Facebook and various wrestling sites, and somehow he gets away with doing bugger all.
Co-worker 3, constantly talks to himself. He even answers his own questions in a slightly different voice. It is weird!1 -
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It's missing comma in the middle1 -
You shouldn't have to put up with this, it's bullying. Stay strong.amyteacake wrote: »I have 2 that I dislike.
The second is that she can be such a *kitten* sometimes with the way she treats people. Swearing, screaming, yelling, throwing things about. Doing it when customers can hear and threatening people with their jobs when they do something wrong that can easily be fixed. I've cried numerous times from the way she's spoken to me when I've forgotten to do something or haven't done it right because she hasn't shown me.
One colleague wears a heavy bangle which bangs on the desk when she types. She also lifts the mouse and bangs it down to reposition it - change the dang mouse speed would you so you stop running of space and having to reposition it.
Another colleague refuses to communicate with me - she never responds when I say good morning etc. I try to set a good example by telling her when I'm away from my office in case someone looks for me, but she never ever reciprocates. I know she's an introvert but have some manners! I've decided she can get stuffed I'll treat her the same way she treats me. She winds me up no end.
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Guy in office directly behind my desk used to hock loogies into his trashcan.....I could hear it hit the bottom of the can. Man he really had some volume and force behind those snot rockets! So so grody! And he wore cowboy boots with his suitpants. I just couldn't handle that guy....1
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