Employee discovers coworker is taking credit for her work, she informs boss, only to be told off for not being a team player: ‘I don't understand corporate culture anymore’

Imagine being a hardworking employee who truly puts in the work, only to find out that someone else in the office is claiming credit for your hard work. What would you do in this situation? Naturally, if you have proof that a coworker is taking credit for work they didn't do, the best thing to do is talk to your boss about it, and ask them to step in. However, this story might suggest that asking your boss for help might not be the right call.

The employee in this Reddit story turned to her management after she discovered a coworker was taking credit for projects she was in charge of. During a conversation with her boss's boss, she mentions this problem, only to be later yelled at by her boss for not being a 'team player'. Eventually, this might have made the employee wish she never even brought it up.

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