At what point do you stop putting everyone's feelings in front of yours and speak up about someone being beastly... all the freakin time?!
I am generally one to forgive and immediately forget someone's rudeness. I always feel guilty because I think they may be having a bad day or maybe they just aren't realizing that they're being mean, but really? when do you draw the line?
I have a person I work with that I seriously do not ever want to call.
Being the receptionist, not calling her is not really an option, but I have to work myself up to call her every.single.time.
She makes me feel horrible and makes the office atmosphere horrible.
I try killing her with nice-ness.
I try being as brutally honest and blunt as she is.
I have gotten to the point where I just tell her how it is.
But I haven't had the courage or heart to bring up anything to my boss.
I don't want to ruffle feathers.
I don't want to be targeted as the whiny receptionist that can't handle someone being rude.
I don't want to be targeted as the whiny receptionist that can't handle someone being rude.
But when it's effecting my attitude towards work then where do you draw the line?
I am so frustrated and cannot decide whether or not to keep my opinions to myself or to let someone know. I know I'm not the only person feeling her rudeness, so would it be beating an issue that's already dead?
Who knows.
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