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Employee Reports Rockstar Colleague To HR For Creating “An Overly Hostile Work Environment”, Gets Grilled

How many of us have felt like we could take on the world while we were still in school or right before we graduated? putting in the extra time and effort to pursue our ideal careers and work toward a brighter future? When Reddit user u/DueEstablishment8602 chose to tell a story about her job, it took an unexpected turn and elicited some surprising responses from other users. The woman, 26, had just earned her master’s degree and had begun a new job alongside Thea, a coworker who the original poster had found extremely encouraging due to her professional accomplishments.

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She had no idea that her respect for the goals of her coworker would backfire. The Reddit poster said that after earning her master’s degree, she started working right away. She subsequently said that although it wasn’t her first job, she had worked part-time while she was a student, it was important to her because it was the first full-time position she had after completing school. Thea, who is currently in graduate school, had just been employed by her employer for two months before to accepting this position. Scroll down to read the full story.

1. OP started a job where she had a colleague who was very efficient

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2. OP and her colleague worked together on some projects but the colleague was strict on deadlines and OP was finding it hard to manage

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3. The colleague got offended when OP asked to put her on a project with her

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4. After that, the colleague went distant and started being rude to OP

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5. This way the environment of the office was affected and so was OP’s productivity. OP felt she needed to report it to the HR

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6. But it did not end up well yet Thea was removed from the section OP was working in

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7. OP now asks AITA?

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8. Here’s an edit

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9. More from the edit

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10. More from the edit

11. To be continued..

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12. Continues..

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You that you have read the story. it’s time for you to see what Redditors say about this. It seems that OP’s behavior was quite problematic. Read till the end to see what are other people’s opinions on this. Don’t forget to share your own opinion at the end of this article too.

13. She must have had gone through bad

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14. OP should not have done this

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15. So it seems OP was being an a-hole

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16. OP clearly could have handled this in a better way

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17. OP should not have had been this pushy that Thea has to be rude to her

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18. This is a good insight

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What is your take on the story? Do you agree with the behavior that OP showed? What would you do if you were in her situation? I think the OP should have understood the situation in the first place. Professionalism comes first and there should be no compromise made on this. If you want to read more such articles on our website, keep visiting us! Have a good day.

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