Re: Interoffice Relations/Work Productivity Dilemma

[Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- axionet -dot- com>]

Quoting "L." <beantown_tw -at- yahoo -dot- com>:

> I am here looking for advice.


If you excuse me for saying so, you're not.

You know that your fellow worker is way out of control. If you have been in the
work place for even six months, you probably know what you have to do: avoid him
whenever possible, be polite and brief when you have to deal with him, and
perhaps keep a record so that you aren't blamed for his attitude.

What you want is to sound off, and to confirm that your perceptions are right.
Both are perfectly valid reasons for posting, of course.

As someone who almost had his life trashed by lunatics, I feel very sympathetic.
Fortunately, the situation sounds like it will reach crisis soon, so in a few
months at most, your troublesome co-worker will most likely just be a story that
you bring out from time to time. Meanwhile, just take the basic precautions to
insure your sanity and employment, and continue the best you can.

-- 
Bruce Byfield 

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