Can you tell which you are?

1. The noise maker

This person is oblivious to how they are annoying everyone else around them. They make noise with their whistling, singing, incessant phone calls, chewing gums, music without head phones knuckle cracking and so on.

2. Workaholic:

They tend to be aggressive, volatile, ambitious, independent and rigid. They are always the first to get to work and the last to leave. The workaholic eats, sleeps and breathes work and looks down on co-workers who actually have a life.

3. The Chatterbox:

The entire office avoids this guy like the plague. As soon as they open their mouth, you know you’re going to be tortured in a 30minutes boring conversation. Whether anyone is listening, the Chatterbox just can’t keep their thoughts to themselves.

4. The Delegator:

This person constantly delegates work to other people and never really get anything done on their own.

5. The back stabbers:

This person pretends to be your friend just long enough to make it really hurt when they steal your ideas or badmouth you to the management. They creepily watch your every move, and turn your brilliant effort into theirs.

6. The passive aggressor:

Though not complaining that someone else isn’t working as much, this person can’t resist mentioning how late he or she stayed at work last night or commenting on their insane amount of work load.

7. The gossip:

This person lives for the next office scandal never caring to know if it’s true or not. They spend their day discussing other coworker’s unfortunate warning letter, salary differential, or who is dating who within the office. The Gossip spends their days listening in on conversations, dropping hints, and tarnishing reputations. The most dangerous part about the Gossip is that they are everywhere. No conversation is safe when the Gossip is within earshot

8. The overly ambitious intern:

They seemed great at first but have now become very annoying that you can’t wait to see them leave. They add to your department’s problems. You can’t wait to see them leave.

9. The email overloader:

This person overloads your inbox with unimportant messages. The email overloader does not consider how necessary the message is before cc -ing everyone in the office. You dread checking your emails knowing that you have to go true the routine of relieving your inbox of unimportant messages. Majority coming from the email overloader in the office.

10. The meeting scheduler:

This guy would like nothing more than having a meeting all day, every day, 365 days a year. It’s truly his favorite activity.

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