those who take credit for other people's work/ideas
those who are always rushing around looking busy and flustered and important, even when they're only catching up on a bit of filling.
... those who take credit for other people's work/ideas
I simply don't allow that to happen anymore - I'll do whatever is necessary.
Jasus, where do you work?! Do people really carry on like that?I work with someone like that. This one will also wait til you've got something prepped for the office (boss), be it tills, paperwork or whatever and then grab it off you and insist she was heading there anyways.
This is the same one who will hide something you need in an effort to make you look bad when you can't complete a task.
Yea, that’s what gets me as well.I simply don't allow that to happen anymore - I'll do whatever is necessary.
Sounds dull but my biggest annoyance is just poor communication - from not updating you on progress that affects your work for example, to forgetting to tell you about a phone call or at the last minute, an order that now "Er...eh ...actually isn't going out"
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This is the same one who will hide something you need in an effort to make you look bad when you can't complete a task.
This is the same one who will hide something you need in an effort to make you look bad when you can't complete a task.
Are you an electrician?She would certainly not get away with this more than once with me.
One warning, and then she would get a very, very nasty shock that she would never forget.
That's another thing that gets to me; people who bring their personal problems into work. I don't care, we all have problems, just do your job.I could write loads on this topic!
I have a colleague who, when in poor form, will sigh heavily and mutter to herself and slam things around until she is asked 'is everything okay?'. Upon being asked she'll launch into a rant about her husband, her mother, her daughter...whoever has most recently annoyed her.
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