re: Anybody else have a problem with tattling co workers?

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Dude you really need to work on your diet. If you keep eating like this you’re going to die.

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If you know of a diet that will keep me from dying, please send me a link.

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Seems like Karen needs to be blacked bagged and have her knee caps taken out. It's the only way.

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Nope

A guy at work printed his W-2 on the shared printer and a woman found it before he could pick it up. She blew a gasket at how much he was paid compared to her pay and told all the other younger women about it to stir the pot.

The guy had been with the company over 20 years and was a Controller over a small operation at one point. She had less than 2 years of experience. He was 2 or 3 levels above her but sometimes he had to step in and do the same type of work she did to wrap a project up. Instead of taking that as a sign that she was incompetent, she thought it meant they were peers.

The only thing worse than working with women is working with 2 or more Aggies.

Could she be in trouble and is trying to throw shade on co-workers?

Coworker tattles every time I walk out my office without a mask. Small office. I try to remember as much as I can, but sometimes it slips because I'm not use to it. Even if I walk out to do something for 10 seconds, without the mask, boom she goes straight to management


frick coworkers

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this is what happens when you work in a female dominated field

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No, it’s not. I’m female and I don’t do shite like that.

Yes. I find it is the young recently graduated from college girls who tend to do this. I ran into such a problem. I believe they want to impress their supervisor by telling on others. Makes them feel they did a good thing and they get a pat on the back from their supervisor.