ExigeEvan
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People who compulsively say, "would you do me a favour?".
One of the managers in work does it (not my direct manager, different department but is my supervisor when my manager isn't in.). Okay, I can understand she may be trying to be nice and not sound to authoritive but some of the things she asks are actually favours even though she could technically out right tell me to do them.
But the worst part is the favour is never returned. For example, where I work we have to pull delivery onto the shop floor from the warehouse so that the night shift can work it. 1 of the lads who usually helps was off, the other was stuck teaching a new kid the ropes. So I ask the manager in question if she could get another one of the boys there to help me otherwise I'd be there all night doing it. "Yes, he'll be here in 5 mins". Great. He turns up, she gives him a different job to do. Er, what? So I carry on regardless. So eventually one of the other managers helps pull a few and she gets the hint. So she starts shuttling the cages so I have to pull them a short distance, like 5 metres shorter. Well thanks a bunch. Then eventually the guy helping comes back and helps and she starts telling me (for the fourth time) what I'm supposed to be doing after this task, like I don't do the same thing every Friday!
Yes, it was a bad (4 hour, yes only 4 hours) shift tonight.
One of the managers in work does it (not my direct manager, different department but is my supervisor when my manager isn't in.). Okay, I can understand she may be trying to be nice and not sound to authoritive but some of the things she asks are actually favours even though she could technically out right tell me to do them.
But the worst part is the favour is never returned. For example, where I work we have to pull delivery onto the shop floor from the warehouse so that the night shift can work it. 1 of the lads who usually helps was off, the other was stuck teaching a new kid the ropes. So I ask the manager in question if she could get another one of the boys there to help me otherwise I'd be there all night doing it. "Yes, he'll be here in 5 mins". Great. He turns up, she gives him a different job to do. Er, what? So I carry on regardless. So eventually one of the other managers helps pull a few and she gets the hint. So she starts shuttling the cages so I have to pull them a short distance, like 5 metres shorter. Well thanks a bunch. Then eventually the guy helping comes back and helps and she starts telling me (for the fourth time) what I'm supposed to be doing after this task, like I don't do the same thing every Friday!
Yes, it was a bad (4 hour, yes only 4 hours) shift tonight.