[ SECRET POST #3114 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3114 ⌋

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Comments

Re: This does apply to me, but keeping in general

[(Anonymous)]

It depends on a lot of variables: how positive are those terms to begin with? Are we venting buddies, or closer friends? And what exactly was said? How long has it been going on? I'd also add how it was said, too. I once worked at an office where two of my coworkers decided to start gossiping about me (and other coworkers) on gchat during worktime, and that really sucked because they wouldn't stop, not even after polite requests.

In the past, my policy with this sort of thing was to just ignore it and win by being awesome. At this point in my life, though, I'm done with letting people get away with stupid bullshit like that, and I'd probably take the problem to a higher-up in the office if a polite request to quit it was ignored. If it was a one-time occurrence, I'd probably let it slide, although I might look at that coworker differently afterwards.

Re: This does apply to me, but keeping in general

[(Anonymous)]

Couldn't you all have gone to the office boss about the 2 gossipy co-workers? It was causing problems with the morale of the workers.

Re: This does apply to me, but keeping in general

[(Anonymous)]

By the time I learned about this gossip stuff, I had less than 2 weeks left in the job, and my coworkers (one of them in particular) were annoyed that I was basically setting my own schedule (because there was almost nothing for me to do at that point, hence the ending of the job.) Plus, the big boss had proven himself to be unhelpful once before. ("You can take care of this yourself!") So at that point, I was so disgusted with the whole thing that I just left without doing any further confronting or blaming. :p