How do I stop a co-worker who unnecessarily monitors my actions? Ask HR
July 25, 2023
Working with co-workers who spend more time scrutinizing you than doing their own jobs can be extremely frustrating. Here's how to address the issue.
Unpublished Newswire
O ne day, I was leaving the church where I work when an angry woman stopped me. She threw a bag of garbage into the encampment in our yard and told me that a person had started sleeping in hers—and that I needed to tell her how she could find out who it was and make him go away. I suggested that she ask the person himself.
She stared at me and exclaimed, “But he takes drugs!”
“You can still ask him who he is,” I said.
And she stormed away up the street.
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