What to avoid doing if you want to get along with your new fellow workers, and what your co-workers do that annoy you:
| Talking about themselves | |
| Answering cell phones during meetings | |
| Text messaging during work | |
| Playing games at work | |
| Acting superior | |
| Hammering on their keyboard keys | |
| Using unprofessional language | |
| Doing bills at the office | |
| Not following the dress code | |
| Acting unethically | |
| Eating with their mouth open | |
| Leaving the copier or printer out of paper | |
| Sleeping or dozing off | |
| Talking on the phone casually to friends or family | |
| Talk loudly while on the phone if it’s a business call so they ALL know you’re working. | |
| Hum songs like ‘Mary had a little lamb’ until they subconsciously pick it up and start humming too. | |
| Send them memos every hour to keep them posted on what you’re doing, or what they should be doing. | |
| Replace all their pens with empty or leaking pens. | |
| Spike the coffee with salt, and mix in some salt in with the sugar. | |
| Type as loudly as you can and sigh loudly when you need to use the backspace key. | |
| Lose their expense forms or repeatedly make errors on their expenses/pay. | |
| Mimic them whenever they say anything. | |
| Leave plastic figurines, dolls, and action figures on their desk when they’re not looking. | |
| Have really stinky food for lunch. | |
| Think up new forms for them to complete and revise them each week. | |
| Bringing their kids to work. | |
| Always talking about their kids. | |
| Passing off work to other workers. | |
| Showing up consistently late. | |
| Saying how they don’t get paid enough when they are the highest paid employee there. |
from ListAfterList.com


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