Stupid CoWorkers

I used to work at this clothing store. It was amazing. The people were great and welcoming, the managers made you feel at home. My boss’ name was “Jake”. Jake was such an awesome guy, very well respected and fair. He always made sure that us employees were always satisfied. 6 months go by after I got hired and Jake got moved to manage another store with with better opportunity, so we were excited for him. He then appointed one of the few managers we had to become our next boss, and he chose “Stacy”. She was nice too but was really close with “Rob” and “Nick”. However after she was made into our new boss, us employees figured, well, now that she’s our main management, she will keep a level of professionalism and distance herself from these two boys. Needless to say, she grew even close to them and played favorites.

Stupid CoWorkers

How about having to follow the rules of a safety manager this stupid. Upon noticing a pinhole sized leak in a hydraulic hose of a forklift, places his index finger over the leak and then demands that the driver activate the control. The driver, having some common sense, denies his first demand. The safety manager then yells to the driver to do as he says, as he is the safety manager. Immediatly upon activation of the control 2,500 lbs of pressure forces hydraulic fluid into the safety managers finger, which then literally explodes up to his thumb. And this man is still employed as a safety manager

Stupid CoWorkers

I’m in the middle of a remodel and 2-room addition at home, which, if you’ve been through one, is akin to walking through the Gates of Hell. I asked for this Friday afternoon off so I could be home to let in the carpet cleaners and linoleum layers. My supervisor said that would only leave 3 people at work, so, no, I couldn’t. So far this week, we have only had 3 people at work every day. Evidently it’s only a problem when I need the time off

Stupid CoWorkers

I worked as a computer tech for an insurance company. One day I received a call from supervisor on the sales floor.

Me: “Hello, IT.”

Supervisor: “Hello?”

Me: “Hello?”

Supervisor: “Hello?”

Me: “Hello?”

The phone went dead. I put the phone down, and it rang again.

Me: “Hello, IT.”

Supervisor: “Hello, did you just ring me?”

Me: “No you rang me.”

Supervisor: “Did I? Oh, well, the reason I’m ringing now is because you couldn’t hear me when I rang you before.”

Me: “Yes I could.”

Supervisor: “No you couldn’t.”

Me: “Yes I could.”

Supervisor: “No you couldn’t.”

Me: “Believe me, I could.”

Supervisor: “Can you hear me now?”

Me: “Yes, of course I can.”

Supervisor: “Oh, that’s all right then. Catch you later.”