Not to self: Snapping at co-workers is bad

[secretlyevil]

Especially if they're technically above you and it's in an email....

[secretlyevil]

I blame the oreos. AND my boss wants to discuss with me. Great.

[arborgold]

Boo. Definitely blame the oreo's. But I also blame tattling coworker. If s/he didn't like what you said or how you said it, s/he should have come to you directly.

[heightsyankee]

Jun 27, 2012 16:13:51 GMT -5 arborgold said:

Boo. Definitely blame the oreo's. But I also blame tattling coworker. If s/he didn't like what you said or how you said it, s/he should have come to you directly.

amen.

[secretlyevil]

yes, he replied to my email and cced my supervisor. Of course I was already on the phone with the co-worker, clarifying my email and basically apologizing for coming across more "abrupt" than I meant to. Although I never said I was actually sorry. Getting fired isn't an option so I need to behave and watch my mouth.

"But seriously, you complete asshole, why can't you figure basic shit out?!?"

[emilyj]

Jun 27, 2012 17:05:09 GMT -5 secretlyevil said:

yes, he replied to my email and cced my supervisor.

Really? Grow the fuck up and handle things by yourself. I have NO tolerance for shit like this.

[dev22]

Jun 27, 2012 17:28:06 GMT -5 emilyj said:

Jun 27, 2012 17:05:09 GMT -5 secretlyevil said:

yes, he replied to my email and cced my supervisor.

Really? Grow the fuck up and handle things by yourself. I have NO tolerance for shit like this.

Ditto.

Seriously, we snap at people all the time in these parts - we are a high stress industry and shit happens. I would be SOOO pissed if a co-worker did what yours did.

[pescalita]

I cannot imagine the extent to which I would blow my lid if someone tattled about my attitude. Probably because the people most likely to complain need a little tattling on themselves.