It sounds like a particularly testy coworker is blowing their 2 week old surgery far out of proportion, to milk another free and gracious handout. In this case, they are appalled beyond belief, when their coworker won't hook 'em up with some chicken bites. Not the chicken bites! They learn a quick lesson in how being rude to someone, does NOT make them want to help you. Wow.
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These employees are here to share with you their methods for projecting an image in the workplace of important business matters, while in reality, you're entertaining your brain with something outside the job description/requirements. Sometimes, accomplishing what you want in the confines of a job, is all about providing a certain appearance. It's up to you, whether or not you own up to what you're doing, if you get caught in the act!
You've gotta love office humor. In this case however, office humor meets its match in fiery waves of passive aggressiveness. What is so hard about having it out, and saying what you need to say, without hiding behind a sticky note to get the job done? Who knows. Conflict is tough.
An article from The Washington Post states that people currently in the workforce are treating their jobs more like a Tinder match, and ghosting (ditching without notice) with reckless abandon. Is it just a symptom of the times, or is The Post itself a bit off the mark on this one? Check out the original article over here, and then take a look at the (inevitable) wave of outrage, in response to such a statement.
Bust out any of these devilish ideas for that office party-gift exchange, and that one insufferable coworker who deserves a bit of a bad time. What you call a "gift" for the kids, will be ANYTHING but that.
