Lets face it, if you work in an office there are people who you’d love to shove out of the 7th story window. They come in all shapes and sizes, from the suck up, the tattler, the chatty Cathy, overly annoying boss and many more. They can make going to work and absolute nightmare. You get to work and things are clipping along, work is getting done and the blam! Someone sidles up to you in your cube and chats your ear off for half the day. I’ve seriously almost quit my last two jobs and the main reason was annoying co-workers.
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A coworker in my department is serving his last week here before moving onto another better paying job for himself. The sad thing is that he was about the only person making this job (note I say “job” and not “dream job”) tolerable, so things around here are going to quickly become rather grim.
I think it has come to the point where nearly everyone in this company is either: A) So miserable of their employment that you are not fronted with overly positive chipper “looks like someone has a case of the Mondays” attitude or B) It’s kind of mindless, meaning people come to work do their thing but don’t really say much in the way of it being satisfying or dissatisfying (which can be a good thing).
Unfortunately for the building I work in, we only have three floors; I think my coworkers would bounce rather than absorb into the pavement.
Eric, I love the way you put it “serving”, lol. That’s often how I describe work. Even if you love your job, work is still work. And when you really think about it, we all have a minimum sentance we have to serve before we get “out”.