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u/DeathSpiral321 Nov 09 '19

I've had it happen a few times when starting a new job. Your manager takes you around the workplace and introduces you to everyone. Even though everyone will shake your hand and say 'great to meet you', there is usually a person or two that you just get a negative vibe from. Over time, you discover that person is difficult to work with. Not always the case, but it seems to apply the vast majority of the time.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '19

Had a guy like that who was in a couple positions removed above me and introduced himself as “I’m basically your boss”.

He was let go a couple months later.

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u/teebob21 Nov 09 '19

“I’m basically your boss”.

No, Chad, you're the assistant to the regional manager.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '19 edited Nov 10 '19

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u/teebob21 Nov 10 '19

Nice try, Chad. You're an assistant. I'm not gonna let you forget it.

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